Twenty-seven Year-Old Babies: The Promise and Perils of Embryo Adoption
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SusanDecember 16, 2020
You could have stepped through those choices in another order and eliminated the surrogacy leaving no good options, which is what the Catholic church's dignitas humanae says
LexaGraemeDecember 14, 2020
Readers, please know that not all children of adoption go through some type of devastating primal loss. There are children of adoption that understand their birth parents just might have loved them so much and knew they deserved something better than what they could provide. Their adopted family IS their family. This is the case in my family.
vickieDecember 9, 2020
what can one say. i myself dont believe in doing this...giving your embryo's to a place that freezes them and you never use them..or maybe people who have hysterectomys ..the hospital can take those embryo's and save them..and then later put them into a womb to be born....to me its playing God....needless to say i dont think its right....but that would be my opinion for me....
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