Hi there. I am so sorry to hear about your friend. It is obviously a very hard thing to go through. Your friend should definitely try for IVF or surrogacy. She could see an expert who’d guide her which one to go for. I know what your friend went through. Not being able to get something you’ve always wished to have. I feel like I just told my story. I was also infertile. And I got to know that after my second miscarriage. I was so broken. I felt like there was no purpose for me to live. But then I came across surrogacy and I went for it. Now I have a 5 y/o baby that I love so much. I am glad I did it. I have my fingers crossed for her. Best of luck to her. x

Hi, Felicia! I’m sorry to know about your friend. I know it’s very hard for her. And you’re worried about your friend too. I understand that she must be going through a lot of pain. I think IVF would be good for her. Or maybe surrogacy. Surrogacy has more success rates. So, I’d recommend her that. Try to do research on these things. Make sure that you take a proper decision for her and guide her well. I hope she has a baby soon.

Hi there! I hope you’re well. It’s nice to see you so concerned for your friend. That’s the great thing about these forums. You’re able to get great suggestions here. I think your friend should definitely look into IVF. Nowadays, there are many good clinics offering it. Along with other procedures such as surrogacy. The clinic I went to for my surrogacy was great. I had a really good experience with it. It wasn’t super expensive, compared to some others here in America. I think your friend would do quite well with either of these procedures. Wishing you all the best. Good luck!

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