The Majority of Gestational Surrogates Do Not Deliver Children Normally

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Multiple Choice

The majority of gestational surrogates do not deliver children normally but rather are relieved of their babies via caesarean section surgery. This is because:

• A) it makes being present for the birth more convenient for the commissioning parent/s
• B) to preserve their health for subsequent births
• C) it is medically necessary
• D) they are uncooperative if left to give birth the regular way
• E) it is cheaper that way

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