Sentences with phrase «outside the womb where»

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First of all, those deaths could have been something like Trisomy 13 or 18, where the babies can't survive outside of the womb, and no doctor can save them — meaning they would've died at the hospital, too.

The legendary court case says that women will be allowed the right to an abortion as long as the fetus is not past the point of viability, where it could possibly survive outside of the mother's womb.

When they're first born, they come out of the womb where they're folded really close and tightly in the womb and so that transition from in the womb to the outside is a big one.

It's easy to see why: being outside the womb is the place that most clearly resembles being inside the womb: the cozy, secure place where your baby began life.

During an ectopic pregnancy (sometimes called a tubal pregnancy) a fertilized egg implants itself outside the womb in contrast to a normal pregnancy where the egg implants within the uterus.

Many of us imagine the womb as a quiet sanctuary where baby is isolated from the outside world.