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Everyone’s experience can be different in surrogacy-it is obviously so personal but that’s why it’s important to me to open up about how our surrogacy journey has been. As someone who’s experienced 4x, I’ve felt more connected through this surrogacy pregnancy than any other.

Tara Lipinski

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15,304 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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TaraW3 years ago

Best wishes and prayers for you and your family!

John F2 years ago

@taralipinski why haven't you been a voice against Alabama IVF ban????

babygirlsweet3 years ago

Thanks tara 👍

Ellen Smith3 years ago

Just saw the pictures of your beautiful family. Beyond thrilled for you.🌸

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