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| Topic: What's your take on California mom of octuplets? | |
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trying to be at least. I never take to much without a grain of salt.
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Edited by
Fanta46
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Fri 02/13/09 09:47 AM
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ive been kinda avoiding this story....so what was the deal? was she trying to just have one kid or as many as possible? The process of in vitro requires the fertilization of as many eggs as possible in order to achieve more success. In this case 16 eggs were deemed healthy enough for implantation into the mothers womb. The Dr. recommended 4 to ensure a better chance of 1 being carried full term, but the mother decided she wanted all of them implanted. 8 were successfully carried to full term. Something like that anyway scotty! |
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damn...yeah,my sis in law did that and i heard she did like 3 or 4 eggs but that was cause she had been trying for years with her husband and couldnt have a baby..now shes done it twice and has two!! this lady is just insane, maybe she hopes to get rich off people sending her money or something...what an azz!!
oh and hey fanta  long time no see
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You too Scotty!
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