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My High-Risk Pregnancy with Twins
by Mina Richler
Today for the third time in my life, I saw that magical pink line, that little line that will change my life forever. I'm pregnant. Again. Today is a special day. Today I ask G‑d that you be my first, that you will be born...
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Having a Baby in My Forties
By Orly Fuerst
"You're going to be the grandma in the park," a distant aunt said when she heard I was pregnant again. "Oh, was it an accident?" a neighbor questioned, looking at the ground sadly. They didn't know. They didn't know about the three back-to-back miscarriages, about the rows and rows of fertility medications...
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By Diane Abrams
The Rebbe himself had no children, yet he gave so many people blessings for children. Who are the Rebbe’s children?
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By Sara Esther Crispe
There I was again, in the familiar corridor at the Bikur Cholim hospital in Jerusalem. But this time I had two healthy children at home, which gave me hope that maybe, just maybe, there would be good news...
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By Noa Kaufman
We saw more doctors and underwent more invasive tests, all with the same conclusion: IVF was our only option...
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By Chava Willig Levy
People said that, given our disabilities, we'd be irresponsible if we went ahead and had a baby.
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By Chana (Jenny) Weisberg
Why are infertile women such a central theme of the High Holidays? Because there are few people in the world who will ever pray with the intensity of a woman who yearns for a child...
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