A TRYING<br > TIME<br >ere s just no way to snuggle up to your sweetie and<br >whisper "Hey， wanna try tonight?"<br > I tried to come up with a number of inventive ways to<br >phrase this， but nothing ever sounded right. Yet somehow<br >we ended up pregnant anyway.<br > It s hard not to be pessimistic (especially if you re over<br >thirty) about your ability to conceive. Just as we over-<br >thirties were about to start "trying，" a famous French study<br >came out alleging a steady decline of fertility once madame<br >reaches thirty. I remained calm， knowing I could lick this<br >problem with the right book. I therefore went out and<br >bought Dr. Sherman Silber s How to Get Pregnant.<br > In this fascinating book， I learned that even Dr. Silber<br >himself took six panic-filled months to hit the jackpot.<br >This was depressing. If the fertility doctor himself couldn t<br >alter fate， how could a lowly lawyer expect to do so? I had<br >visions of financial ruin from repeated medical procedures<br > at an infertility clinic， followed by a trip to South America<br > to buy a baby.<br ><br >
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