It's a summer evening in New York City. I'm 25 years old, backpack slung over my shoulder, sitting in a large room in a fancy奇特的 hotel. There are 100 or so fashionably dressed women around me, most in their 30s and early 40s, eating popcorn and drinking champagne香槟酒. Suddenly, a fertility肥沃 doctor chirped from the stage. Ladies, you are young and fertile肥沃的 and fabulous难以置信的. This was a so-called egg-freezing cocktail鸡尾酒 party, and it felt like a scene from Sex in the City.
We were there to listen to a handful一把 of doctors talk about something most of us knew very little about, our eggs. I was there that night as a journalist记者, but I was also there for personal reasons. Most women have two ovaries.
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