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Embryo donation and other blends of fertilization and adoption help Utah couples to expand their families.
Chandler and Jennifer Turley almost gave up on having a child. They had hoped for a baby ever since marrying seven years ago. Yet it didn't happen.
Alec Fowler (left) and Blake McDougal (right) with their children. Allie Middleton, a mother of two, says she has a grandparent-esque relationship with the two surrogate children she carried for friends. After exploring fertility options, Jennifer and Chandler Turley opted to pursue a donated embryo, leading to the birth of their daughter, Drew Charlotte.
Chandler and Jennifer Turley almost gave up on having a child. They had hoped for a baby ever since marrying seven years ago. Yet it didn't happen. For six years, the Turleys pursued infertility treatments.
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