Ivf Center: Canadian Patients

Nayana Dept: Tiny, 26-year old Vandana is pregnant again. In 2008 she delivered twin girls for a New Brunswick couple. Vandana worked as a roadside labourer breaking stones at construction sites for up to 12 hours a day, for which she earned about $2 daily for her labours. According to the clinic that employs her, she bought a house with the money the doctors paid her -- about $7,000 -- for becoming impregnated with the Canadian embryos, according to Vancouver Sun. "We have helped many Canadian patients," says Dr. Nayana Patel, medical director of the Akanksha IVF Center in Anand, Gujarat and inside two special houses in the Indian state of Gujarat, the women spend their time waiting. They live together, eat meals together and take sewing, cooking and English classes together: 67 surrogates whose bellies bulge with the babies of foreign couples, including Canadians. Another surrogate, Smita, paid for her daughter's schooling with the rupees she made bearing twins -- a boy and girl -- for another couple from Canada. As reported in the news.
@t state of gujarat, vancouver sun