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New research shows that women may not have as much time to have babies as they thought they did.  90% of a women’s eggs are gone by the the time she reaches 30.  On the upside, that means there are still 10% available.  Thankfully it only takes one to get pregnant.  Click on the link below to read the article.

By the time a woman reaches 30, she’s lost 90 percent of her ovarian eggs for good, according to a new study, which suggests that the female “biological clock situation is worse than we thought," says Elan Simckes, M.D., medical director and founder of The Fertility Partnership of St. Peter’s, MO.

Biological Clock Ticks Faster Than Most Women Realize

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