The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月21日 21時05分

Ben and Abbie Rosenberg’s baby was due to be born by surrogate on April 24th, in Ukraine. The couple planned to fly from New York to Kyiv a month early, to prepare. But by March, COVID-19 was making headlines, and on the 15th, Ukraine closed its borders to foreigners. What had begun as a minor tragedy—the Rosenbergs might not be there for their daughter’s birth—started to seem like an emergency. At the link in our bio, read about the parents around the world who found themselves separated, by thousands of miles, from their biological children. Illustration by @taraanandart.

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