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Looking Back: My 3 Surrogacy Journeys, 2 Sets of Parents, and How I Feel Now

Callie chats about her three very different journeys

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The difference between egg donation and gestational surrogacy
My partner and I both want to have a genetic relationship to our children - any advice?
A Glossary of Terms for a Surrogacy Journey
A Day in the Life of a Gestational Carrier/Intake Coordinator and Case Manager
What’s a good support system, and why is it important for surrogates?
I feel emotionally drawn to helping someone have a baby, but I don't qualify to become a surrogate. What other ways can I help someone become parents?
The Beginner's Guide to Surrogacy for Gestational Carriers/Surrogates
7 Ways to Be a Good Intended Parent for a Surrogacy Journey
Georgia Appellate Court Issues Whiplash Embryo Ruling
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What Can Intended Parents Do to Prepare Themselves to Become Parents Via Surrogacy?