Pregnancy 'makes women live longer'
I just hope that some one doesn't distort these findings into supporting embryonic stem cell harvesting.
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Sure, Alicia. Pregnancy may add years to your life and it's a good thing... because those teenage years most certainly subtract them!!!
After six children, I can vouch for the fact that some days and weeks seem like decades. But it also seems to have gone incredibly fast. Don't know if years have been added to my life, but I know life has certainly been added to my years. :)