Half a million embryos are in storage right now. Whether you know it or not, half of those will probably be discarded. What about the other half? Well most couples who created them made some kind of decision before they created them (if they were ultimately not used). It was assumed that they might need them all in order to have a successful birth. But when these couples abandon their dreams, or fulfill them quickly, they may or may not feel differently about disposing them.
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