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3:54Now PlayingA Mississippi woman fought and won the right to obtain her own placenta so she could eat it after she gives birth. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks discuss this story and why people would want to eat placenta. Do you agree with TYT’s opinion? Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
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“Almost immediately after she found out she was pregnant, Brandon, Mississippi resident Jordan Thiering began preparing for her baby. She bought outfits and stocked up on cloth diapers.
She and husband Doug assembled baby furniture and decorated the nursery with the name they had chosen for their son; they would call him Roman, middle name to be determined. They packed a bag, ready for that moment they had to rush off to the hospital. In a multitude of ways, Thiering was prepared for her baby’s arrival.
One thing she was not prepared for, however, was to go to court.
At 33 weeks pregnant, Thiering got a court order giving her the rights to her placenta.”*
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