The policy of surrogacy in Canada is forms a profit from altruism structure. Many individuals earn their livelihood through the sacrifice and services of surrogate women. Surrogacy events are a collaborative, co-creative effort of several essential persons and others who are not essential but provide supportive resource and consultants. Surrogacy is a multi-million dollar industry in Canada, that contributes to a multi-billion dollar industry world-wide. The possibility of altruism surely can be extended beyond surrogate women's time, life-force, dedication and service. All other Canadian surrogate industry members are equally capable of contributing their service altruistically too but choose not to because inequality of surrogate women is less important than others wants. The agencies and ivf Dr's. and fertility lawyers may possibly not inform their clients of this truth. Dr's go elsewhere for "Doctors Without Borders" and some lawyers work under the spirit of "pro bono" and agencies could certainly volunteer their time of management and consultation as altruistic. Let's make the information about surrogacy in Canada transparent so that others may feel more informed about their choices to become a surrogate. Or better yet, let's hear from industry members standing up for equality of all as per Canadian Charter of Rights.
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The policy of surrogacy in Canada is forms a profit from altruism structure. Many individuals earn their livelihood through the sacrifice and services of surrogate women. Surrogacy events are a collaborative, co-creative effort of several essential persons and others who are not essential but provide supportive resource and consultants. Surrogacy is a multi-million dollar industry in Canada, that contributes to a multi-billion dollar industry world-wide. The possibility of altruism surely can be extended beyond surrogate women's time, life-force, dedication and service. All other Canadian surrogate industry members are equally capable of contributing their service altruistically too but choose not to because inequality of surrogate women is less important than others wants. The agencies and ivf Dr's. and fertility lawyers may possibly not inform their clients of this truth. Dr's go elsewhere for "Doctors Without Borders" and some lawyers work under the spirit of "pro bono" and agencies could certainly volunteer their time of management and consultation as altruistic. Let's make the information about surrogacy in Canada transparent so that others may feel more informed about their choices to become a surrogate. Or better yet, let's hear from industry members standing up for equality of all as per Canadian Charter of Rights.