The artificial womb

[floo]

Floo donate your TV to a charity shop and replace it with one that's not so clever. You'll get a bargain on e-bay.

Actually thanks for the thought, it has occurred to me we should get rid of our second TV, which we never use these days, it is about seven years old, not a smart TV, but someone might like it. We will give it away of course.

[Rhiannon]

Floo, if you can't fine someone to give it to you could see if your local social services have someone that they can give it to. I did this once and they gave it to a refugee family to help them to learn English.

[Bubbles]

'Smart' being the word floo. My telly's not as clever as yours.
My fridge gets annoyed with me occasionally, makes grumbling sound, now I know why.

It's when it does more than grumble, it's time to worry.

 

[Bubbles]

I think it's wonderful news for mums to be, who develop a problem. It means there is a chance their babies have a chance to survive.

Or even maybe women with cancer for whom pregnancy to full term can escalate their cancer, maybe they won't have to make the heartbreaking choice of having an abortion.

With this, maybe cancer wouldn't speed up, giving them some more time.

 

[floo]

Floo, if you can't fine someone to give it to you could see if your local social services have someone that they can give it to. I did this once and they gave it to a refugee family to help them to learn English.

My TV has already gone, to a very grateful receiver. It was an expensive one with excellent sound and picture quality.