When Kirsty Bryant became the first woman in Australia to receive a uterus transplant, she did not expect to fall pregnant just months afterwards. Key points: The 30-year-old mother from Coffs Harbour on the NSW Mid North Coast, underwent the landmark 16-hour surgery in January after receiving a uterus donated by her mother, 54-year-old Michelle Hayton. Ms Bryant is now seven …
The first woman to receive a uterus transplant in Australia is pregnant, just three months after undergoing the landmark procedure. Kirsty Bryant, from Coffs Harbour, had an emergency hysterectomy during the birth of her daughter in 2021. Spread the love and donate: https://bit.ly/3tMQWGy …
Source: Brisbane Times (Licensed by Copyright Agency) The first woman to receive a uterus transplant in Australia has fallen pregnant just three months after undergoing the procedure in a major milestone for pioneering Sydney research, giving hope to women previously told they were unable to bear children. Kirsty Bryant, from Coffs Harbour, is due to give birth to her second …
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Source: Today (Licensed by Copyright Agency) Kirsty Bryant spoke with Today Extra about her pregnancy six months after receiving her mother’s uterus in an Australia-first surgery. Spread the love and donate: https://bit.ly/3tMQWGy …
Source: Today (Licensed by Copyright Agency) Almost six months on from Australia’s first-ever uterus transplant, recipient Kirsty Bryant has opened up about her plight to fall pregnant, sharing some incredible news with 60 Minutes last night. In a special update report by Sylvia Jeffreys, Kirsty Bryant confirmed she and her partner were expecting after her own mother donated the reproductive organ to …
Source: NBN News In what’s being dubbed a “miracle” – Coffs Harbour’s Kirsty Bryant has announced she’s pregnant. The 30-year-old made history earlier this year – becoming the first woman in Australia to undergo a uterus transplant, with a womb donated by her mum. Spread the love and donate: https://bit.ly/3tMQWGy …
Source: ABC Online (Licensed by Copyright Agency) Kirsty Bryant is thrilled that her daughter, Violet, will have a sibling.(Supplied: Kirsty Bryant) When Kirsty Bryant became the first woman in Australia to receive a uterus transplant, she did not expect to fall pregnant just months afterwards. The 30-year-old mother from Coffs Harbour on the NSW Mid North Coast, underwent the landmark 16-hour …
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