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I can't believe it.. but at age 56 my sister-in-law is pregnant. can she have this baby despite severe osteoporalysis?
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Pregnant: She is going to have be followed by a high risk obstetrician, both for her age and osteoporosis throughout her pregnancy.
Answered 12/31/2013
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