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Highlights
- Bollywood actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan on Sunday reiterated the importance of stem cell banking by mothers and the situation that led to her decision to go in for stem cell banking for her daughter.
- "The decision to bank umbilical cord cell had to be taken at a time when I was taking baby steps to parenthood. And on our part, we did some research, spoke to friends and our families, of course. We were informed about it," said Ash, a young mother herself.
- Donning a red saree and black blouse with a string of fragrant jasmines decorating her hair bun - the traditional attire of women from the South, Ash looked elegant and aptly dressed for the day - Parents' Day.
- On being informed it was Parents' Day, the mother of two-and-a-half year old Aaradhya said, "Every day is Parents' Day. We are meant to have such a beautiful experience in our lives and let us celebrate that emotion every week and day in our lives."
- Describing the situation that led to her decision to go in for stem cell banking for her daughter, she said "Knowledge can be very very useful and once we were aware of the potential of stem cell banking, the decision was natural and we recognised how stem cells are such a precious gift that can be given to our children."
- "I think that every expecting parent in our country should become aware of stem cell banking. Stem cells from the umbilical cord is a nature given resource. That needs to be preserved," she said.
- Ash was here to celebrate the milestone achievement of LifeCell's preserving of 1,00,000 umbilical cord stem cell units.
Bollywood actor Aishwarya RaiBachchan on Sunday reiterated the importance of stem cell banking bymothers and the situation that led to her decision to go infor stem cell banking for her daughter. (Also Read:
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"The decision to bank umbilical cord cell had to betakenat a time when I was taking baby steps to parenthood. And on ourpart, we did some research, spoke to friends and our families,of course. We were informed about it," said Ash, a youngmother herself.
Donning a red saree and black blouse with a string offragrant jasmines decorating her hair bun - the traditionalattire of women from the South, Ash looked elegant andaptly dressed for the day - Parents' Day.
On being informed it was Parents' Day, the mother oftwo-and-a-half year old Aaradhya said, "Every day is Parents'Day. We are meant to have such a beautiful experience in ourlives and let us celebrate that emotion every week and day inour lives."
Describing the situation that led to her decision togo infor stem cell banking for her daughter, she said "Knowledgecan be very very useful and once we were aware of the potentialof stem cell banking, the decision was natural and werecognised how stem cells are such a precious gift that can begiven to our children."
"I think that every expecting parent in our countryshouldbecome aware of stem cell banking. Stem cells from theumbilical cord is a nature given resource. That needs to bepreserved," she said.
Ash was here to celebrate the milestoneachievementof LifeCell's preserving of 1,00,000 umbilical cord stem cellunits.