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At Patriot Conceptions, we believe staying informed about developments in surrogacy is essential for intended parents, surrogates, and professionals in the field. Today, we're exploring some of the most significant trends and news shaping the surrogacy landscape in 2025, backed by recent research and industry developments.

We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in the Patriot Conceptions journey. Our founder recently had the honor of attending the prestigious Veteran EDGE conference, where our company was formally recognized as part of the Vet100 list – celebrating the fastest-growing veteran-owned businesses in America.

In recent years, we've seen a remarkable shift in how surrogacy is discussed in mainstream media, largely thanks to celebrities who have openly shared their family-building journeys. At Patriot Conceptions, we believe these stories help normalize alternative paths to parenthood while raising awareness about the surrogacy process. Let's explore some recent developments in celebrity surrogacy news and what they mean for the broader conversation around family building.

n our latest podcast episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Dr. Said Daneshmand, an internationally recognized fertility specialist from San Diego Fertility Center and host of the podcast "Fertility with Doctor D." Dr. Daneshmand brings decades of experience in reproductive medicine with a particular focus on international surrogacy, making him one of the most respected voices in the field.

In recent months, the global landscape of surrogacy has undergone significant shifts that American intended parents should be aware of. From regulatory changes in popular international destinations to emerging considerations in domestic arrangements, staying informed about these developments is crucial for those navigating their family formation journey.

As we mark National Infertility Awareness Week (April 20-26, 2025), we at Patriot Conceptions remain committed to our mission of supporting individuals and couples on their fertility journeys while advocating for policy changes that recognize infertility as a legitimate medical condition deserving of comprehensive healthcare coverage.

In a case that has sparked intense ethical debate across Spain and beyond, Spanish actress and television presenter Ana Obregón revealed her decision to use her deceased son's preserved sperm to conceive a child through surrogacy. This development brings to light profound questions about reproductive rights, the ethics of posthumous reproduction, and the intersection of grief and parenthood.