We wake up this morning to see that even more states have approved on their ballots measures to allow Gay marriage. What a wonderful victory for all Americans for equality! What this means for Surrogacy is simple.
Now many more Americans can have babies with their partners through Surrogacy, then because of the Gay Marriage or Civil Union provisions, return to their home states of Maryland, Maine and hopefully Washington to have their partner adopt their children. We look forward to creating many more families of Pride through Surrogacy and helping those families be legitimate in the eyes of their home state.
Congratulations to the voters in those great states who recognized that everyone should be able to love who they choose.
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