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    individuals have children. Some people say that surrogacy is unhealthy for the surrogate mothers and that it employs immoral methods for achieving pregnancy and parenthood; however, surrogacy allows everyone to be able to have a child of their own even if they cannot physically conceive one, it is beneficial to society, and it does not carry the same stigma as it did years ago. There are four different types of surrogate parenting. The most common is Classical Surrogacy which is surrogacy by artificial

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    where the surrogate is a woman who carries and delivers a baby for someone else. The surrogate is not related to the baby in any way. The intended parents are usually the egg and the sperm donor; they are very involved throughout the whole pregnancy. They are very involved with the pregnancy and they are even there with the baby is born. “In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a necessary part of the arrangement because eggs from one woman are used to create and embryo implanted in the surrogate woman.”2

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    As a health care provider, I want to respect the patients’ wishes. Since a disagreement exists between the husband, who is the legal surrogate decision maker, the patients’ adult children and the recommendation of the health care team, further communication is needed. Although as a health provider I am not required to provide medically futile interventions, taking a “utilitarian approach”

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    families and social orders and they feel that eventually legitimizing the practice would bring about an absence of admiration for the sacredness of life (Parliament of Canada, 2006). Society’s perspective will immediately be altered and surrogacy and surrogate mothers will become the topic of focus and be exposed to a whirlwind of controversy – controversy on that the procedure and technology isn’t the natural way of life. Surrogacy is an extremely exhausting procedure both physically and mentally for

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    HOW Surrogacy is the arrangement of a birth of a child when the parents are not actually childbearing. This involves a legal agreement between the surrogate and parents, that puts the child under the care of the parents immediately after birth. The surrogate has no legal ties to the baby and formally renounces her rights as a parent to the child. There are many different types of surrogacy and ways in which one can do this procedure. Traditional surrogacy and gestational surrogacy are two of the

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    child from harm, 3) Only biological parents can fulfill the duties to defend the child from harm and it is immoral for a parent not to do so, 4) Surrogate motherhood contracts require the biological mother to give up her parental rights, 5) Giving up parental rights prevents the biological mother from fulfilling her duties to the child, Therefore, 6) Surrogate motherhood contracts are immoral because the duties to the child are not met. This argument is, as any good argument must be, logically valid

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    Sisters?” This article discusses the ethnography of transnational commercial surrogacy in India, and the new phenomenon of reproductive travel. The notion of surrogacy in India is that the surrogate is made to believe that she is providing a gift and that they should not do this for economic benefits. “Surrogate Gauri states: “I pray to Sai Baba (a spiritual Guru) – I have lots of faith in him. I know this is his gift to a poor mother” (Pande, 2011, p. 621). She sees this as an opportunity to give

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    arrangements. This has resulted in many Australians becoming “stranded” overseas after having a child through a surrogate mother, as they are unable to apply for citizenship for the child under the Australian Citizenship Act, due to the obscurities of the definition of parent/s. Consequently the current surrogacy laws have not stopped the exploitation of under paid women willing to be surrogates; they have simply moved them to poorer countries such as Nepal, Thailand and India. Thus Surrogacy in Australia

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    Making someone else's baby Surrogate mothers carry another couple’s child with her own eggs or fertilized eggs from other women. Surrogate motherhood is unethical and needs to be banned due to the fact that reproductive technologies are inhuman and a form of violence therefore, as surrogacy becomes more popular, legal problems proliferate. Reproductive technologies such as In Vitro Fertilization and surrogacy are a form of violence against women because they technologically ravage women's bodies

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    Their doctor, Dr. Schoolcraft, recommended a specific agency and that assisted them in finding their gestational surrogate, Delphine. Delphine carried their child for nine months and delivered a healthy baby named Edward Duke Rancic. Giuliana and Bill are forever grateful for the special gift Delphine helped give them. Bill stated, “our journey has a happy ending. We

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