Girl pregnant - w/o DTD.

[Drummer's Wife]

Wasn't sure how to word the title, but this article is just fascinating to me.

http://abcnews.go.com/print?id=9732562

[AdinaL]

I saw that yesterday, and was shocked. I was also happy I was not a part of "early infertility treatments."

[Drummer's Wife]

I know, right? I didn't realize that was done back in the day.

[Freedom~Mama]

Wow I have never heard of anything like that.

[workjw]

Interesting article. Thanks for sharing!

[KatWrangler]

Very strange!

[mamadelbosque]

How freaking wierd (but cool!) is that??

[lovebug]

wow! thats amazing...

[Michigan Mama]

Wow - that's really interesting!

[ErinYay]

And no toilet seats were involved! Wowsers!

[dogmom327]

Originally Posted by ErinYay

And no toilet seats were involved! Wowsers!

Or a swimming pool

[ian'smommaya]

isnt this from a really old scientific paper? like years old?
i wonder why it's in the new now?

[mamaofthree]

wow.

[hollytheteacher]

Here's what I don't get...if she doesn't have a vagina how/why is she ovulating? because wouldn't she then NEED to have a period to shed out that lining every month??? where is the blood going?

[mamaofthree]

oh good question. you would think that would have been a problem, like she would have had issues before. interesting.

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[AdinaL]

The article I read said that it must have been a first or second ovulation/cycle, as any more and she would have been in pain and needing surgical assistance in order to remove the menstrual flow that would be accumulating. I would imagine they do a drain of some sort on women who are born with this condition.