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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I haven't followed it all the way, but I remember being shocked that they located the biological parents and they didn't choose to sue for custody. I get why it's not the birth couple's fault, but I couldn't be so generous. I went through IVF and I can't imagine being either couple in this scenario.[/quote] I think it was a very loving choice by the genetic parents. They didn't want to take a baby from the only family it has known or put parents who had bonded with and carried a baby through the pain of loss.[/quote] +1. I am sure it would be incredibly painful, yet I would do the same if I were in this situation. [/quote] It has zero to do with a loving choice by the generic parents. The baby was born in Florida in the Handmaiden South, where a mother's intent of what should happen to her biological child doesn't matter. Their baby was legally stolen. The backwards law in Florida means they couldn't get their biological child back. The biological mother had NO intention of giving up her embryo or child and the woman who carried the baby had no intent of carrying another women's child. Genetics and intent matter in progressive states like New York, CA, etc. and in those states the biological parents would have gotten their child back. [/quote]
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