“She needs it more than me. I’ve had two daughters so it’s served me well.”

—EVA OTTOSSON, 56, who has agreed to donate her uterus to her daughter, Sara, 25, who was born without reproductive organs. If the transplant is successful, Sara could carry a child in the same womb from which she was born. Doctors in Gothenburg, Sweden, have been assessing suitable patients for the groundbreaking procedure. [via The Telegraph]

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