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There's not a lot of people you can talk to about it. You might have friends that are going through it at

the same time, but then they're going through a different experience. If you're in an online group,

people drop off because they become mothers,

you know? Yep. Yeah. So it becomes so private and it can become more and more isolating,

the more and more your situation shifts. I'm Courtney Martin, and this is how to, the show where listeners bring us their toughest questions

and we find the perfect person to give them guidance. Today's episode is about the road to

parenthood, whether or not that journey ends with a child. We'll be talking about infertility,

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