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Fertility Organization Celebrates Gay Pride Month

And 26th. The AFA will debut its new LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) Handbook at the events, thanks to an unrestricted educational grant from New England Cryogenic Center. The LGBT Handbook provides answers and insights to those wishing to start families. Topics include information on surrogacy and egg donation for gay men, fertility treatments for lesbians, and adoption for transgender individuals. There are sections on working with known and anonymous donors, reproductive attorneys, donor and surrogacy agencies, and IVF clinics. The LGBT Handbook is available online at http://www.theafa.org/mediafiles/lgbt-handbook.pdf

The AFA began 10 years ago as an infertility organization focused primarily on educating women about their treatment options, but discovered an unmet need to support hopeful parents in the LGBT community. LGBT outreach became one of The AFA's four strategic goals, along with helping those trying to conceive or adopt, infertility prevention, and male reproductive health. The AFA has devoted considerable time and resources into building up the educational offerings in the online library, which now boasts over 60 articles, fact sheets, and HD videos in the areas of LGBT Family Building, Third Party Reproduction, and Adoption.  

"Our commitment to the LGBT community is second to none. As an organization, we decided to address the family building needs of the LGBT community not only through online education, but also through outreach events, so we could always stay connected to the community," says Executive Director .

Additionally, thanks to an unrestricted educational grant from Attain IVF(R), The AFA is producing two Toolkits, which provide comprehensive information about family building for gay men and lesbians. The Toolkits include information not only on starting a family, but also on dealing with the multiple issues parents face after having their children.

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Following is the video narration.

“Definitely, you can bring an egg donor with you. In fact, we have had a lot of overseas patients who get their sisters, cousins or close childhood friends to act as egg donors in their cycles and we can coordinate their entire workup and beginning the first part of their stimulation over internet or telephone so that they spend as little time as possible in India.”

The surrogacy doctor states that he had lots of patients from abroad who got their relatives to act as egg donors for them. Communication over the internet or telephone plays a major role in allowing those couples to stay for the maximum time in their home country. So the doctor allows the couples to bring their own surrogate to India.

Low cost of egg donors and quality treatment in India are the major factors which draw people from different countries for surrogacy in India.

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