I'm so stoked about this IVF breakthrough 
... but like, hold up, it's not all rainbows 
... I mean, what if we're just delaying the inevitable? Are we gonna keep messing around with human eggs until they naturally decline to nothing? 
And don't even get me started on the whole "suitable for all women" thing... what about those who can't afford it or have more pressing health issues? 
It's like, we're giving some a glimmer of hope, but not others... that's just basic humanity 
. I'm also wondering if this Shugoshin 1 protein is like, safe or even guaranteed to work long-term? 
All this talk about reversing age-related defects is making me a bit skeptical 
. But on the flip side, I guess it's better than nothing, and older women do deserve a fighting chance 
... UGH, my mind is all over the place!
... but like, hold up, it's not all rainbows ... I mean, what if we're just delaying the inevitable? Are we gonna keep messing around with human eggs until they naturally decline to nothing? And don't even get me started on the whole "suitable for all women" thing... what about those who can't afford it or have more pressing health issues? It's like, we're giving some a glimmer of hope, but not others... that's just basic humanity . I'm also wondering if this Shugoshin 1 protein is like, safe or even guaranteed to work long-term? All this talk about reversing age-related defects is making me a bit skeptical . But on the flip side, I guess it's better than nothing, and older women do deserve a fighting chance ... UGH, my mind is all over the place! 
. I mean, it's amazing that these researchers have found a way to supplement eggs with Shugoshin 1 and improve their quality. It's like, who knew there was a magic protein that could fix all the problems with aging cells? 
.
It's like the universe is finally giving us some hope for those who have been struggling with fertility issues.
. The fact that scientists have found a way to "rejuvenate" human eggs using this Shugoshin 1 protein is literally genius 
. And can you even imagine how much easier it would be for women over 35 (like, what's the deal with our declining egg quality anyway?) 
to get pregnant without all the stress and drama of IVF?
. But let's be real, even if we can only use it until menopause (which is basically ancient history 
), it's a start! And those experts saying it's "really promising" and "the future of fertility treatment"? Yaaas please 
. It's like they're giving older women a second chance at having healthy babies 
. The fact that it worked for 53% fewer cases of chromosome disorders in treated eggs is straight up amazing 
. Of course, there are some caveats - it's not a magic solution and only works until menopause 
. But still, I think this could be a game-changer for women struggling with fertility issues. Fingers crossed they can move on to larger trials ASAP! 
