The most exact science provided by the world’s top fertility specialists can produce a viable baby less than half of the time. Yet the stories of women in that other half can end in joy, too.

How could a woman made deaf and blind from an illness in early childhood possibly advocate for the killing of those born with the same disabilities?

As long as the business of creating surplus embryos remains unregulated in the United States, donating and adopting embryonic children increases the demand for it.

It’s not that I believe plungers are more important than people, but I do think keeping a clean house best serves the mortals—big and small—that I love.

Children created during in vitro fertilization can be disposed of for potential flaws, evaluated for ‘desirable’ characteristics, experimented upon, and bought and sold.

While the decision to finally get rid of our boob tube six years ago felt momentous at the time, it seems so trivial now.

We would have adopted the children Planned Parenthood kills and sells. We would have held them and loved them and nurtured them and raised them.

A Mrs. by any other name simply doesn’t smell as sweet.