Fetal microchimerism is a biological phenomenon where a developing fetus sends its own stem cells through the placenta to actively repair damaged organs in the mother's body.

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Fetal microchimerism is a biological phenomenon where a developing fetus sends its own stem cells through the placenta to actively repair damaged organs in the mother's body. These fetal cells have been found aggressively fixing tissue damage in the maternal heart, liver, and brain, occasionally lingering in the mother's system for decades after the child is born. The biological parasite you are growing in your uterus actively runs maintenance protocols on your internal organs just to ensure its temporary meat-based housing facility does not collapse before eviction day. It completely redefines the concept of paying rent, considering babies legally owe their mothers structural heart repairs