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Needles, woods, and other things to leave behind

Needles, woods, and other things to leave behind

Feb 19, 2012 | IVF & Being Infertile | 6 comments

Every milestone signifies the start of something new, and the end of something else. Hopefully someday one of these milestones will give me permission to relax.

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Hiya! I'm Lydia. I live in Iowa with my husband and two children, both the result of iVF. I started this blog in 2011. Since then, my priorities have shifted away from writing and toward other things. I'm leaving most of the content up here, in case it's helpful for those who stumble across it.

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