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    <description>Notes on the months before pregnancy, for couples who are not trying yet, already trying, or preparing for treatment.</description>
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      <title>The window nobody tells you about</title>
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      <author>hello@sowera.co (Fatma Turan Aygoren)</author>
      <category>The Science Made Human</category>
      <description>The months before a pregnancy begins are not a waiting room. What that window actually is, why the popular ninety day line is wrong for half of you, and why knowing where you are starting beats guessing.</description>
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      <author>hello@sowera.co (Fatma Turan Aygoren)</author>
      <category>The Story</category>
      <description>We were fit, we ate well, and we had no reason to worry. Then curiosity took us to a doctor before we ever started trying, and what we found there changed how I think about the beginning of parenthood. This is how that experience eventually became Sowera.</description>
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