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Slimantics: A five-year journey ends in success

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Slim Smith It’s been more than five years since Katie Studdard discovered that Mississippi law prevented her daughter, Elyse, from receiving social security inheritance benefits after Katie’s husband, Chris McDill died. While the story of Katie and Elyse is not uncommon, it is one that is becoming more relevant with each passing year as in vitro fertilization continues to expand. Elyse was conceived through in vitro fertilization six months afte…

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Slimantics: A five-year journey ends in success

Slim Smith It’s been more than five years since Katie Studdard discovered that Mississippi law prevented her daughter, Elyse, from receiving social security inheritance benefits after Katie’s husband, Chris McDill died. While the story of Katie and Elyse is not uncommon, it is one that is becoming more relevant with each passing year as in vitro fertilization continues to expand. Elyse was conceived through in vitro fertilization six months afte…

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