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Originally posted by Not Me
I didn't say that. All I did was wonder how many would agree to a pregnancy if that technology existed.
Well let me ask you then. If your wife was pregnant and both you and she wanted the baby but she had a heart condition that made carrying the baby very risky for her and for the baby. So much so that the odds were greater that both she and the baby would die if she tried to carry it to term. If there were a way for the baby to be implanted into you and you could much more safely carry the baby to term, would you agree to it? Be honest.
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Assuming that we set aside the "freak of nature" Weekly World News aspect of this -- i.e., make it a normal medical procedure -- and also resolve the "where will it come out" issue -- then absolutely. In many ways, I'm jealous of her ability to have given birth and the fact that she was inevitably closer to our son than I was.
But I'm not interested in yeast infections. Blech.
