Surrogacy programs are usually discussed in terms of timelines and success rates, yet very few clinics explain what happens if the process needs to pause. A transfer can fail, embryos may need to be created again, or travel plans and medical situations can delay the next step. Family or financial circumstances sometimes require intended parents…
For many parents who have already completed IVF or a surrogacy program, thoughts about a second child tend to surface gradually. This usually happens well after life has settled into a new rhythm. Sometimes it coincides with a milestone in the first child’s life. In other cases, it starts with a practical reminder, such as…
Completing a surrogacy program often leaves intended parents with an important question: what happens to the embryos that remain frozen once a successful pregnancy has been achieved, or if not all were transferred during the process? These embryos are valuable, both medically and personally, and decisions about their future deserve clear information. How Embryos…
In July 2025, a couple in Ohio made international headlines after welcoming a healthy baby boy, Thaddeus Daniel Pierce. He was born from an embryo that had been cryopreserved for over 30 years. The transfer was done at Rejoice Fertility in Tennessee, and according to the clinic, the embryo had been frozen in 1994 and…
Заполните ваши данные, и мы Вам перезвоним в ближайшее время.
English