It’s fitting that my book Inconceivable made it into the last of the weekly entries of NYT Fertility Diary. Fertile Heart is often the last stop on the baby train.
It’s fitting that my book Inconceivable made it into the last of the weekly entries of NYT Fertility Diary. Fertile Heart is often the last stop on the baby train.
What would Pete Seeger say, I asked myself, if he knew what I know? Would he let it go?
Or would he urge us to “guard well our human chain?”
This post is about our human propensity for misplaced worship—which in the world of baby-making puts us at great risk.
Yesterday I met Amy Klein,the NYT Fertility Diary columnist. We didn’t actually meet face to face. We tweeted at each other.
Engaging consultants can be useful, but giving away your power to “great healers” in Chinatown is not much different from giving away your power to the fertility specialist on Park Avenue.
I hope Amy Klein’s education in I.V.F. continues. I hope she keeps questioning her doctor. She may want to ask him about the most recent study published in PLOS on causes of I.V.F. failure, showing that “ICSI ” the next step she is prepping for, may fertilize the egg but it does not improve implantation and live birth rates in women over 37.
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