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I WANT TO NO AFTER A HYSTORECTOME CAN YOU HAVE EGGS FLOTING IN SIDE YOU THAT ARE STILL FERTILE AFTER REMOVEING YOUR OVARES CAUSE OF A CYEST I HAD THEM BOTH TOOK OUT IN 2006 AND WOULD THE BE FERTILE STILL I WAS 24YR.S OLD BIRTH DAY IS 02-24-1975 I WANT TO ALSO NO IS IT POESABLE TO USE YOUR BLOOD AS A DNA AND YOUR HUSBANDS SPREM IN JECTED IN SOME ONE ELSES EGG SACK AND HAVE A BIOLOGICAL CHILD OF YOUR ON WHILE ANOTHER WOMAN CARYES YOUR CHILD FOR YOU IS THAT POESABLE MISTYSNIDER
both ladies are 100% correct your option would be to use a doner egg and your husband sperm, and a surroget,,or adoption
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