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DAILY YOKE
Mimi Lee made headlines when she battled her ex-husband for custody of their embryos during their divorce. A single judgement in San Francisco courtroom rendered a decision that would determined the fate of five embryos that Mimi and her ex-husband had intentionally created after her shocking diagnosis of breast cancer. The decision would change Mimi Lee‘s life forever.
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When I first heard this I was so upset that this could happen. Mimi is so brave. I can’t believe the doctors did not better educate her or other patients when cancer is involved. I hope all is okay with her now.
This is so sad. I can’t believe the courts did not help her. It has got to be hard enough to go thru cancer.