[MHGinTN]

On my profile page is a link to my blogpage. The second essay on that page is actually an almost 100 page booklet I wrote on stem cells, cloning, abortion, and the vagaries of stem cell harvesting. In that document you will find plenty of references which you may follow for more data. But the bottom line is that every pregnancy a woman has leaves living cells from the child in her uterus, cells which will remain alive in many cases as long as she remains alive or her uterus is removed.

Recently, Kim Kardashian made noise about 'eating her placenta'. I seriously doubt that her mother preserved it for her all these years. She is ignorant of the fact that it is the gestating child that makes the palcenta, not the mother. But what do we expect from vacuous brained media personae?

[exDemMom]

But the bottom line is that every pregnancy a woman has leaves living cells from the child in her uterus, cells which will remain alive in many cases as long as she remains alive or her uterus is removed.

The remaining fetal cells are not restricted to the uterus. They enter her blood, and are distributed throughout her body. Male cells have been recovered from old women's brains at autopsy, fifty years or longer after they had children.

[exDemMom]

But the bottom line is that every pregnancy a woman has leaves living cells from the child in her uterus, cells which will remain alive in many cases as long as she remains alive or her uterus is removed.

I just remembered something else about the fetal cells remaining after pregnancy.

There is some recent evidence that they enter into embryos in subsequent pregnancies. So, unless you are your mother's oldest child, you would have cells from your siblings in your body.

This would be another mechanism for women who only have daughters to have male cells in their bodies--those cells came from their older brothers.