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I thought I'd feel ready. I thought I'd feel maternal. Mostly I felt terrified and hungry.
The most radical thing a woman can do at 30 is decide not to be a mother and refuse to justify it.
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At work I feel guilty about not being home. At home I feel guilty about thinking about work. The math never balances.
The decision was emotional. The process was clinical. The peace of mind was worth every needle.
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