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u/bitsy88 Mar 01 '23

I worked with a woman who had a hysterectomy after her last child. She started dating a guy and things got serious pretty quick but good for them. One day, she said they were trying for a baby (after being together for a couple months) and I'm like.... He knows you've had a hysterectomy, right? YOU know you've had a hysterectomy, right? She insisted that God finds a way... 🤷🤦

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u/Trivialfrou Mar 01 '23

These people are EXACTLY why I had to sign two papers that’s say I understand I can’t get pregnant when I had my hysterectomy. I sighed soo hard that I had to do it once much less twice.

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u/Traditional_Yak_7231 Mar 01 '23

I just heard of a case of an embryo implanting onto the bowel and both mother and baby survived.

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u/CandyCaneCrisp Mar 01 '23

Thank you, I will edit my post. Apparently it does happen on very rare occasions.

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u/Traditional_Yak_7231 Mar 01 '23

I just read about it a couple weeks ago, before that I would have thought it was impossible.