Hopeful Parents Say They're Targeted by Surrogacy Fraud (Exclusive)
Hearing her baby's heartbeat for the first time during a June 10 ultrasound brought Marisa Iacuzzo to tears. "It was surreal," she says—and a dream come true. For as long as she could remember, the 46-year-old medical sales rep from Orlando had wanted to become a mother. "I always envisioned having a family but was waiting for the right partner," she says of her decision in 2017 to have her eggs frozen for use in IVF. But five years later she was diagnosed with hormone-sensitive breast cancer
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