""The vast, vast majority of parents that have kids through surrogacy - it's the biggest blessing of their life. And they had to work extremely hard to make it happen.""
""People are drawn to being surrogates for all sorts of different reasons, but for many of them, like Kayla, this was something they wanted to do to kind of try to make a difference.""
""She has a right to have all her medical care paid for. Our law is clear that until the moment she gives birth, even if there's been a pre-birth determination that the intended parents will be the legal parents, that doesn't go into effect till the moment she gives birth.""
Commercial surrogacy provides a vital option for couples facing infertility. Many parents view surrogacy as a blessing after overcoming significant challenges. However, a recent investigation revealed troubling aspects of the industry, particularly regarding the rights and safety of surrogates. The case of Kayla Elliott highlights the complexities of custody and medical rights, emphasizing that surrogates retain their rights until childbirth. The motivations for becoming a surrogate vary, but concerns about the potential risks involved in the process are increasingly prominent.
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