THE EGGS, EMBRYOS AND I

摘要

I Have six potential children on ice in a hospital in southern California, and I don't know what to do with them. For seven years my husband and I suffered with the '90s afflic-tion—infertility. Our problem started in 1986 when we threw out the diaphragm; the next month I was pregnant. Unfortunately, the embryo didn't make the whole journey. It started to develop in one of my tubes, and emergency surgery was necessary to remove it. "Don't worry, this happens, try again," the experts told us.