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�Surrogacy Ukraine Gave Us Hope, and the Family We�ve Always Wanted�

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Intended parents aren’t the only ones that feel joy, hope, and a love for family. 

Oftentimes, when considering surrogacy, the stories that get told seem to fall into two categories- either those sharing an inspiring story of parents who were finally able to make their dreams come true thanks largely to the qualitative efforts of an incredible community, or those that speak of the dark side of carrying that child. 

Rarely do we find the joy and elation that can be heard from both sides, that of the intended parent and the surrogate. This isn’t because these stories don’t exist, but rather they don’t make a compelling byline, something that speaks to our growing need for sensationalism. However, these stories do exist, and we didn’t have to dig very deep to find them. 

Ilaya, a clinic specializing in surrogacy Ukraine, weighed in on why this might be the case.

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