I Carried a Baby for My Twin Sister—But the Moment She Saw the Newborn, She Stepped Back and Said, “This Is Not the Child We Wanted”
The clinic denied negligence.
The genetics lab blamed transfer documentation.
Experts reviewed.
No one argued Daisy herself constituted financial damages because she was:
The wrong product.
At least not successfully in the way Ronald wanted.
Their lawyers were far more careful.
Recoverable claims, if any, focused on medical expenses, contract issues, testing errors, and other recognized damages.
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