What happens next?

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Identify the types of surrogacy. 
There are primarily two types of surrogacies: gestational and traditional. In a gestational surrogacy, an egg and sperm are joined to create an embryo which is then implanted into the surrogate who will carry and bear the child.

Available options:
(1). The surrogate is not a biological parent of the child. In a traditional surrogacy, the surrogate is impregnated via artificial insemination by the donor sperm fertilizing the surrogate's egg.
(2). A functional surrogacy may exist but the gestational and traditional surrogacy cannot. The goal is for the mother to produce a child in order to take the embryo to the father and to become a surrogate father.
(3). The embryo is implanted into the woman, and had that embryo implanted between her genital and postnatal periods. While it is not still viable, the mother will continue to receive egg to support her baby and their own combined genetic delays.
(4). In traditional surrogacy, you will be pregnant with an embryo, being claimed as your surrogate child. In a traditional surrogacy, you will be male and female and use a baby form as a carrier for your child.
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