Embryo Vault Initiative

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Hey Everyone, I have heard reports about parenthood and the fact that some people are not ready to be parents while others decry abortion. In my humble opinion we need to provide women with as much choice as possible for their family. Each person has the right to decide what happens to their body but we also need to help preserve the next generation. As such I propose that both sides meet in the middle, instead of arguing we should start an embryo vault initiative. This would allow women the option to remove the fetus and freeze it until later. This way after a few years the mother and father might decide that they want the child and it can then be implanted back into the woman so she can carry it to term. Additionally, these embryos can then be donated in case of catastrophic events that require us to repopulate the planet. In case of a disaster these can be then implanted into surrogates or grown in labs until they are at term. This would allow the women more choice and more importantly the time to decide if they want to be a parent. If we can therefore review this option in an effort to provide women with more choices it would be greatly appreciated. Stay Safe, Stay Sanitized and Stay Supportive, John Ames Birch @johneames2