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Chinese Couple’s U.S. Surrogacy Journey: From Loss to Parenthood

Infertility is not just a medical journey—it is an emotional one. In this video, we share the true story of a Chinese couple from Beijing whose long road to parenthood was marked by repeated IVF failures, pregnancy loss, and heartbreak—before ultimately finding hope through U.S. surrogacy. Their experience reflects the reality many intended parents face, especially in countries where PGT-A testing is limited and surrogacy is not legally available. 💔 IVF Struggles in China The couple underwent multiple IVF cycles in Beijing and Shanghai. They created embryos—but without PGT-A genetic testing, success rates were uncertain. Two embryo transfers failed The third implanted but ended in pregnancy loss A D&C procedure left deep emotional scars Despite their strength, hope was slowly slipping away. 🧬 Turning to U.S. IVF with PGT-A After careful discussion, they chose to pursue IVF in the United States, where PGT-A testing is routinely used to improve embryo selection and success rates. In California: Three embryos were created All three passed PGT-A screening With cautious hope, the intended mother tried once more to carry a pregnancy. But tragedy struck again—an ectopic pregnancy required surgery. After years of loss, the couple knew they could not risk another attempt. 🤍 When Surrogacy Became the Answer Because surrogacy is illegal in China, the couple made a life-changing decision: U.S. surrogacy. In Arizona, they were matched with an experienced and compassionate surrogate who passed all medical and psychological screenings. The embryo transfer was successful—and this time, the pregnancy progressed smoothly. 👶 A New Beginning In the summer of 2020, their son was born—healthy, strong, and deeply loved. After years of disappointment and grief, the couple finally held their baby in their arms. What once felt impossible became reality. 🌱 A Message of Hope for Intended Parents This story is not just about infertility—it’s about perseverance, science, and hope. For intended parents around the world—especially those facing legal or medical barriers—there is a path forward. With the right medical support, ethical surrogacy, and persistence, parenthood is still possible.