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When I was pregnant with my daughter I received an email about cord blood banking. Then later at a regular OB visit I received a pamphlet. But honestly I just wasn't given enough information. Then I saw a commercial on TV about cord blood banking and how this women saved her older son's life (who had leukemia) because she had saved her younger son's cord blood. I cried and then did more research.
Through cord blood banking at LifebankUSA, you can collect and preserve potentially lifesaving stem cells, and doing so could one day save the life of your child or a blood relative. You can bank even more stem cells by collecting them from 2 usable sources of stem cell-rich blood: the umbilical cord and the placenta. This service is called Placental and Cord Blood Banking, and it's available only from LifebankUSA. Whether you choose Placental and Cord Blood Banking or Cord Blood Banking alone, there are many important reasons to choose LifebankUSA.
LifebankUSA is the only company that offers cord blood, placenta blood and tissue banking-- and the first to release placenta-derived stem cells for a successful transplant. LifebankUSA is a technological leader that is pioneering key medical innovations in the field.
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Did you consider cord blood banking with your baby?
Did you consider cord blood banking with your baby?
This is a sponsored post. I received a gift or another form of compensation to write this post. However, I only support and recommend products and companies that I believe in.
We considered this with my son, but when it came down to it, we just didn't have the money.
ReplyDeleteWe considered this as well with our oldest, but it was to expensive
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