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Q: Pregnant For 46 Years---outside the Womb

asked by: fatfamily02 on December 28th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

On discovery health--it is playing at 7:00 and 10:00 in seattle washington tonight.

health.Discovery.Com/tvlistings/episode.Js p?Episode=0&cpi=114743&gid=0&channel=dhc

the only capital letters in this link is the last three--take out all the caps when putting in your browser--except .D.H.C they are caps.

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fatfamily02

replied on December 28th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

You should all watch this. Very interesting. 7:00 and 10:00 in seattle, wa. Dont know when it will show where you are.

The one lady was preg for 46 years in her abdomen. She was at the hospital and seen a woman die trying to give birth, and she says if I am gonna die, I will just go home. And that is what she did. Baby dies and then becomes calcified. Calcified baby happened to my gramma, she carried around 25 years, but hers was in her uterus.

The other one was the woman who had twins in her uterus and single boy fetus in her abdomen. I have link for it on my links page. They all survived even born 2 months early. They are now 6 years old.
Heterotopic pregnancy just like my daughter in law had in august this year.

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