A few words to meditate on this week, just in you case you ever feel like a bad friend while trying to juggle family, work, and daily/hourly chaos—and in case you worry that your crazy-busy friends have suddenly abandoned you (and you're convinced it's your fault):
“All friendships of any length are based on a continued, mutual forgiveness. “—David Whyte, poet and author of Consolations: The Solace, Nourishment and Underlying Meaning of Everyday Words.
Starting a family at “advanced maternal age”? Hate that term as much as we do?
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We’ve said it before but here we go again: Women and men know surprisingly little about how our bodies work, procreatively speaking, beyond the basics. Along the way we tend to pick up a few more clues than we got in our first awkward parent or sibling-led convo about the birds and bees . But not that many more clues.
Unless we’re medical professionals or biologists, chances are we’re out of luck.
As one study pointed out, less than half of American women and even fewer men who recently graduated from college have any concept of when fertility might start to decline. Shocking? Yes. It should be.
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