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Subject: Re: Medical Issue

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Sharon

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Date Posted: 07/28/08 1:01pm
In reply to: Jessica 's message, "Re: Medical Issue" on 07/25/08 4:13pm

Jessica,

I actually didn't realize how developed the fetus actually is until my step-mom (a pro-choice ob-gyn nurse) showed me pictures of the developimg fetus in her nursing books. It blew me away how developed he was, even at a VERY early stage. Have your boyfriend go to the library and look in an medical anatomy book. It will help him to realize that the fetus is much more developed than we think. (Planned Parenthood refers to "it" as a "mass of cells" or a "blob of tissue". Well, technically I am right now a mass of cells ;-)

It's normal to worry that you haven't yet lived your "single" life enough. But, like Pat said, you cannot image the beautiful way a baby changes not only your life, but your perspective.

Sharon

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