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Insights & Impact of Personhood Legislation on Family Equality
The Alabama Supreme Court’s recent decision regarding frozen embryos has sent shockwaves through the medical community, raising complex legal questions and causing disruption in IVF services. SurrogateFirst’s survey provides unique insights on the topic that serve the surrogacy community of intended parents and surrogates alike.
FAMILY EQUALITY LEGISLATION: INTENDED PARENTS HARBOR DEEP-SEATED CONCERNS
- 98% of intended parents report concerns over legislation hindering family building efforts.
- 67% of same-sex intended parents are 2x more concerned about IVF and surrogacy impacts compared to heterosexual peers.
- 55% of surrogates are deeply troubled by legislative effects on IVF, nearly 4x more than the general population.
SURROGATE PERSPECTIVE: UNWAVERING DEDICATION TO FAMILY EQUALITY
- 68% of surrogates remain resolute in their decision to assist families, with none reconsidering their commitment.
- In fact, 43% stated their motivation increased to help a family in need.
- Challenges are minimal thus far, with only 9% encountering obstacles in their surrogacy journey
- 18% of intended parents delaying IVF and 20% postponing surrogacy altogether due to recent legislative changes.
- 30% of intended parents encountered challenges and barriers under new laws.
- 50% report increased financial burden and 67% have experienced heightened mental stress in family planning effort
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