Dec 20, 2019
Two lithopedions – “stone babies” that calcify inside the mother's abdomenon.  The second one is from 1943.
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Two lithopedions – “stone babies” that calcify inside the mother's abdomenon.  The second one is from 1943.
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« Je sais que tu n’as plus le temps, quand tu dis que tu penses qu’il te faut plus de temps... »
— Damso, Feu de bois, Lithopédion (2018)
How is this even possible?
A rare phenomenon called "lithopedion" occurred. A fetus dies during pregnancy, but calcifies and turns to stone if it's too large to be reabsorbed by the body.
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