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Here are a few ways to rewrite the statement depending on the intended purpose:

Option 1 (Focus on BFG success):

“This article details a successful surrogacy case facilitated by BFG Reproductive Center in Kyrgyzstan. The experience highlights the potential benefits and considerations involved in pursuing surrogacy abroad.” (This avoids mentioning 贝贝壳 altogether.)

Option 2 (If there is a legitimate connection between BFG and 贝贝壳):

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Option 3 (If 贝贝壳 is simply a suggestion and not directly tied to BFG):

“This article documents a successful surrogacy journey facilitated by BFG Reproductive Center in Kyrgyzstan. For further information and support services, individuals may wish to research agencies such as 贝贝壳.” (This presents 贝贝壳 as one of many potential options, without implying endorsement.)

Important Considerations:

• Transparency: Any relationship between the author, BFG, and 贝贝壳 must be clearly disclosed.
• Accuracy: The success story needs to be factual and not misleading.
• Ethics: Promoting specific services without full transparency is ethically problematic, particularly in the sensitive area of reproductive healthcare.

Before publishing any content that mentions specific clinics or agencies, ensure compliance with all relevant advertising and disclosure regulations. The primary goal should be to inform readers accurately and ethically, not to promote a specific business.