What if an adoptive family gets pregnant and there are still embryos remaining?
if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} All donated embryos will be released to the adoptive parents via a relinquishment agreement. The agreement will specify a period of time in which they must thaw and transfer as many embryos as are needed. If more time is needed, another relinquishment will be requested. If the adopting parents have remaining embryos that they will not be transferring at a later time, the embryos should be returned to the original donating family. The original family may then determine if the embryos may be adopted by another family. if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} • What if pregnancy is not achieved after using all of a donating family’s embryos? if (!isNS4) {document.write(”);} If a match between adopting and placing families does not result in a pregnancy after thawing and/or transferring all of their embryos, another match can usually be facilitated with another donating family. This would normally include a nominal fee to cover counseling for the next couple, ne
