DR. STERN SAYS SHE FEELS SHE IS BABY M'S MOTHER - The New York Times
30 years later, Baby M lawyer at center of contested surrogacy case - nj.com
How Do We Define Family The Case of Baby M. The Participants William and Elizabeth Stern Richard and Mary Beth Whitehead Baby M: Sara Elizabeth Whitehead/Melissa. - ppt download
Sara/Melissa Elizabeth Stern baby photo - Newspapers.com
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Quigley: Paid gestational surrogacy rules await Christie's signature, or veto - nj.com
William Stern Family of Stern Produce Killed in Plane Crash | Heavy.com
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Baby M - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
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How Do We Define Family The Case of Baby M. The Participants William and Elizabeth Stern Richard and Mary Beth Whitehead Baby M: Sara Elizabeth Whitehead/Melissa. - ppt download
Famous Babies All Grown Up
In The Matter of Baby M - Student Project: Surrogacy Research Guide - Research Guides at Elisabeth Haub School of Law, Pace University
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Marek Vácha Mary Beth Whitehead entered into a contract with William Stern in which she agreed to be artificially inseminated with Stern's sperm. - ppt download
How Do We Define Family The Case of Baby M. The Participants William and Elizabeth Stern Richard and Mary Beth Whitehead Baby M: Sara Elizabeth Whitehead/Melissa. - ppt download
Mary Beth Whitehead: "Baby M" Surrogate Mother who fought for custody - YouTube
Now It's Melissa's Time - Melissa B. Brisman Esq.
Mary Elizabeth C. Stern
In The Matter of Baby M - Student Project: Surrogacy Research Guide - Research Guides at Elisabeth Haub School of Law, Pace University
A Mother's Story: The Truth About the Baby m Case: Whitehead, Mary Beth, Schwartz-Nobel, Loretta: 9780312026141: Amazon.com: Books
Commercial Case - Surrogacy and Ethics
The Record from Hackensack, New Jersey on August 3, 1986 · 7
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The long wait for legalized surrogacy may soon end in New York
