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invitation to join professional discussion on surrogacyFrom: Mark Perloe (mperloe@ivf.com)Sat Jan 11 08:01:48 1997
If you are a physician or professional whose OB/GYN or Infertility practice includes cases involving surrogacy and/or egg donation, there is now a unique resource available to you on the internet. We invite you to participate in the *Professionals Only* message boards located at http://www.surrogacy.com/prosonly.html http://www.surrogacy.com is the web site of TASC: The American Surrogacy Center, Inc., the most comprehensive resource on the internet for surrogacy and egg donation. With the introduction of the *Professionals Only* message boards, TASC has broadened its commitment to supporting surrogacy as a family-building option to include members of the professional communities of law, medicine, psychology and agencies. Access to the *Professionals Only* message boards is through password only. You may apply for a password by faxing your request on your practice/program stationery, to TASC at 770-426-1305. There is no charge for passwords, however, they are limited to those who are actively practicing in the areas of surrogacy and/or egg donation. You will receive your password within 24-48 hours after your request is received. We invite you to join us.
-- Mark Perloe, MD voice 404-265-3662 WWW Homepage: http://www.ivf.com Atlanta Reproductive Health Centre, 285 Boulevard, NE, Suite 320, Atlanta, GA 30312 Some people just dream about possibilities, others stay up too late and make them happen.
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