fertilityrspctr

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   by fertilityrspctr 8y ago

   The thing that makes it hard is differing cultural standards between parts of the world. You either acknowledge them and push moderation decisions down as far as possible to local authorities, users, and group moderators or (what they seem
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   by fertilityrspctr 8y ago

   You're right as far as the post I replied to is talking about mortal health risk to mother or child, which doesn't seem to be a huge issue at 35. I was also thinking about the risk of not being able to have kids at all, or having
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   by fertilityrspctr 8y ago

   The fecundity of women decreases gradually but significantly beginning approximately at age 32 years and decreases more rapidly after age 37 years [1]. A woman over 35 is nearly 2.5 times more likely than a younger woman to have a stillbirt
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   by fertilityrspctr 8y ago

   I see at least three distinct populations here. First are the Mormons of Utah, south Idaho, and adjacent areas, which you missed. The big one is the Bible Belt minus the Black Belt, and also seems to be missing the Carolinas, maybe becaus