It took the Straubs more than three days to travel from Dallas to the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. But, arduous as it was, to them the trip was worth it.
A baby was waiting for them in Kyiv. Their baby. Waiting to come home.
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Nurses care for newborn babies at the Venice hotel that belongs to the BioTexCom clinic, which provides surrogacy services, on May 15, 2020. More than 100 babies born to surrogate mothers in Ukraine have been stranded as their foreign parents cannot come get them because of the travel restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic.
