| div class="googleright"> | | | | virtually undebatable is the intense desire of women |
| It can be frightening, this yearning for a | | | | to bear children. Kahlil Gibran says our children are the |
| childâitâs hard to fathom the | | | | sons and daughters of lifeâs longing for itself. |
| desperate urgency. | | | | Life doesnât âbeginâ within |
| Wendy Wasserstein, award-winning playwright, | | | | us, but is allowed to manifest through us. |
| first-time mother at age 46 | | | | Young girls jump rope singing, âFirst comes |
| The maternal instinctâthe most intensely | | | | love, then comes marriage, then comes Susie with a |
| motivating human force there isâbegins | | | | baby carriage!â Our mothers prepare us to |
| where the cell meets the soul. While the question, | | | | follow in their footstepsâthey obviously |
| âWhen does life begin?â has been | | | | succeeded in having children, so they assume their |
| debated throughout the ages, one issue that is | | | | daughters will do so too. |