Alex

Yeah, and then there's lung transplants.

anything the the was the uterus right like the the womb the the person who passed away probably um didn't specify would like my womb don't donate because they didn't know that was an option right but i'm sure the family knew like if i passed away and i was a match for somebody harrison i would hope would know like she would want this person to be able to have kids right so like of course yeah

um so i'm sure the parents were like that yeah but agreed it is a separate issue than the comments are making it with about the adoption stuff right completely separate i i think that i felt the same way i just then and then for them saying it doesn't feel right i don't know i just thought she she said you know i felt so hopeless at 16 when i heard that and then i learned about surrogacy and then i felt more hope again and then when they called me and told me that they had a match

she was overjoyed and then it worked out and now the little boy he's 10 weeks old his name's Hugo I know Hugo what a cute name I love the name I was just gonna say there's Love Island UK guy named Hugo so I couldn't couldn't do it that's the problem that's the problem and you know I think they used to have a lot easier time naming people because social media didn't exist less access to people I now know every time I think of a name I'm like well him well him well him hmm

so funny i did think of a name though that i don't well i do know one person but most people think their heart health is fine because their cholesterol looks normal but critical markers like lipoprotein rarely get tested unless you specifically ask for them

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