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Study clouds . .
Wednesday august 18, 1982
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increase the infertility risk in your thirties.
3.) Arrange a match between marriage,
work and maternity that all coalesces in
one magical mystery moment on your 29th
birthday.
It is hard to remember that this com
motion was started by one qualified and
debated scientific study of modest fertility
changes in some 2,000 artifically in
seminated French women.
The media had turned up the volume on
the alarm. But I think that the intense
reaction to this news suggests how women
view their own newfound life patterns,
choices and decisions. The pattern feels
fragile, easily shattered by a single
statistic.
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our Welcome Back contribution to the
UNL campus.
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semester's editor in chief, Patti Gallagher.
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The whole event may say more about
our psychology than our fertility. The
simple desire for a life that includes work,
marriage and children is still described as
"wanting to have it all." Many wonder if
this desire isn't the kind of hubris that
excites the envy of ancient gods. The gods
of fertility.
In the letters column, the original
editorial writers backstepped: "We certain
ly do not suggest that couples should make
decisions on childbearing solely on the
basis of the women's age or data provided
by one study." This time it's safe to take
the doctor's advice.
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