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Related to Pregnancy | Posted on April 23rd, 2023

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My womb is too thin to carry. I have a disease called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, that affects the genetic "recipe" for collagen, the most common protein in the body and the one that gives us our structural integrity. I can pinch my nails together on the inside of my arm, it's so thin, and barely feel it. It leaves a nasty bruise. If I were to carry, my womb would rupture, I'd get sepsis, and they'd be lucky to save one of us. I need your help. I know I'll regret this for life because I had awful parents and I have to make that right by giving someone else what I never had. We probably make more than you usually accept but we're paying for our home, cars, our new beginning. Just, consider us. Consider me. You may be my only chance. We're moving to the Toledo area in a few months or so, to be closer to my husband's job.

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American Intended Parent, Grosse Ile, Michigan, USA

Misty - Intended Parent

Location: USA / Michigan / Grosse Ile | Member since: April 22nd, 2023 [EDT]

I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. In layman's terms it makes organ linings thin and cartilage borderline useless, depending on severity. Just the skin on the inside of my limbs is so thin, I can pull it ... See Profile

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