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Kristin Kalning and her husband, Steve, in their home in Redmond, Wash., decided to draw the line at in vitro fertilization.

Getting off the infertility-treatment treadmill

Every day I see them, wedged between the mustard and half-empty jar of capers in my refrigerator. They’re the shots that could make me pregnant. But I’m never going to use those shots. I’m through with fertility treatments. Full story

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