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A Womb – The Ultimate Gift a Mom Could Give to Her Daughter
Eva is hoping to give her daughter the ultimate gift - her womb via a womb transplant.
If your daughter couldn’t have children due to an issue with her reproductive organs – would you transplant your womb to her?
Sara Ottosson was born without her reproductive organs due to Mayer Rokitansky Kuster Hauser syndrome. The cause of the condition is unknown. Approximately 1 in 5000 are born with the syndrome.
Sara wants to have a baby, but without going the surrogacy route – wouldn’t be able to biologically. Her mother, 56-year-old Eva Ottosson, is hoping to give her daughter the ultimate gift a womb. The same womb she carried her daughter in through a womb transplant surgery.
The womb transplant surgery would take place at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Sweden. Sara and Eva have been tested and are awaiting a decision on their eligibility.
If the womb transplant was to be a success, Sara would then need to undergo IVF in order to get pregnant.
Source: DailyMail
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Jill veller commented on Jun 14 11 at 7:31 pmmy 19 year old daughter has the same condition I’ve offered to carry her children but she thinks it so wrong! If there is another option that would be great!! I would do the same thing. I wish you the best of luck. It give hope to the rest of us.
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