[isthisnickcool]

I've been posting here on and off for the past few years about how important it is for parents to harvest and store the cord blood. It can be an insurance policy that is priceless if it's ever needed.

I started posting about cord blood here after seeing it keep my friend alive for a little longer.

Trust me, you don't want to watch a child die in the manner Abi did. We were just friends of her family and it was so sad. Her mother is a saint. Abi was tougher than the toughest marine and fought for life until her last breath. It's been almost 4 years since her death and it's still a hard thing to think about.

[VOA]

I've been posting here on and off for the past few years about how important
it is for parents to harvest and store the cord blood.

You'll be happy to know that The Los Angeles Times wrote a major
hit piece on cord blood storage last year. (front-page of a Sunday edition).
It included the wailing of a lawyer from Irvine, CA that was trying
to drum up clients for a class-action suit, based on over-promises of
the cord blood banks.
He said he'd just not been able to find any clients.

Remember, The Los Angeles Times (and the MSM) don't have an agenda!