Netflix’s ‘Joy’ Shows Early Fears About The Moral Fallout Of IVF Were Justified
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Before we can have the true “freedom” that Harris and Walz envision, we must stop fooling infertile couples with false hope
Putting preborn life first can only happen if the GOP stops walking into the IVF traps Democrats set for them.
'In many ways, my life is what I always dreamed it would be, except for one glaring difference: I am not a mother. I wish I was.'
Too many Americans don’t know that only 2 to 7 percent of IVF-created babies are ever born, or that there are much more natural ways to overcome fertility difficulties.
For some reason, Tim Walz feels compelled to lie about his military service and obscure the details of his infertility journey.
There's nothing off-kilter about pro-lifers promising to shield babies from harm and destruction, whether that be abortion or IVF.
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