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Monday, April 16, 2012
Would you?
As I sat at a lovely dinner with great company this weekend, I was having an internal conversation. (Yes, I talk to myself in my head... pretty much all the time.) I asked myself a hypothetical question and I would love to hear your thoughts.
Moms who are trying for more children (or plan to): If it was scientifically possible to pass your fertility to a childless woman, would you give up your ability to have another child if it meant letting a woman experience the miracle of motherhood? If you have no children, would you accept that gift?
Moms who are trying for more children (or plan to): If it was scientifically possible to pass your fertility to a childless woman, would you give up your ability to have another child if it meant letting a woman experience the miracle of motherhood? If you have no children, would you accept that gift?
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