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I have a question regarding the buzz-worthy human interest story from the Los Angeles area: "Why would a woman with six young children need fertility treatments?"

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siaodofu said…
so I know someone who works at Kaiser Bellflower where this woman gave birth. apparently they're keeping hush hush the real story. this woman is mentally challenged and her warped goal is to have as many kids as possible. the hospital didn't want bad publicity so they're trying to give a positive image of this person. so sad. these poor kids. this woman can't care for all her children and wants more. something has to be done about this don't you agree?
February 5, 2009 at 1:28 PM
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