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Hydatidiform mole is a rare mass or growth that forms inside the womb (uterus) at the beginning of a pregnancy. It is a type of gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) . A cancerous form of GTD is called choriocarcinoma .
Hydatid mole; Molar pregnancy
Hydatidiform mole, or molar pregnancy, results from over-production of the tissue that is supposed to develop into the placenta. The placenta feeds the fetus during pregnancy. With a molar pregnancy, the tissues develop into an abnormal growth, called a mass.
There are two types:
Both forms are due to problems during fertilization. The exact cause of fertilization problems is unknown. A diet low in protein, animal fat, and vitamin A may play a role.
A pelvic examination may show signs similar to a normal pregnancy, but the size of the womb may be abnormal and the baby's heart sounds are absent. There may be some vaginal bleeding.
A pregnancy ultrasound will show an abnormal placenta with or without some development of a baby.
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If your doctor suspects a molar pregnancy, a suction curettage (D and C) may be performed.
A hysterectomy may be an option for older women who do not wish to become pregnant in the future.
After treatment, serum HCG level will be followed. It is important to avoid pregnancy and to use a reliable contraceptive for 6 - 12 months after treatment for a molar pregnancy. This allows for accurate testing to be sure that the abnormal tissue does not grow back. Women who get pregnant too soon after a molar pregnancy have a high risk of having another molar pregnancy.
More than 80% of hydatidiform moles are benign (noncancerous). Treatment is usually successful. Close follow-up by your doctor is important. After treatment, use effective contraception for at least 6 - 12 months to avoid pregnancy.
In some cases, hydatidiform moles develop into invasive moles. These can grow deep into the uterine wall and cause bleeding or other complications.
In a few cases, a hydatidiform mole develops into a choriocarcinoma . This is a fast-growing cancerous form of gestational trophoblastic disease.
Lung problems may occur after a D and C if the mother's uterus is larger than 16 weeks gestational size.
Complications of molar pregnancy include:
Complications related to the surgery to remove a molar pregnancy include:
Copeland LJ, Landon MB. Malignant diseases and pregnancy. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, eds. Obstetrics - Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 47.
Goldstein DP, Berkowitz RS. Gestational trophoblastic disease. In: Abeloff MD, Armitage JO, Niederhuber JE, Kastan MB, McKenna WG, eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 94.
Kavanagh JJ, Gershenson DM. Gestational trophoblastic disease: hydatidiform mole, nonmetastatic and metastatic gestational trophoblastic tumor: diagnosis and management. In: Katz VL, Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Mosby; 2012:chap 35.
Susan Storck, MD, FACOG, Chief, Eastside Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound, Bellevue, Washington; Clinical Teaching Faculty, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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NYCC: Slott, Waid and co. host Amazing, Superior Spider-Man Show
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S.H.I.E.L.D. gets its own covert ops team of super heroes in February when Nick Spencer and Luke Ross launch a new volume of "Secret Avengers." CBR spoke with Spencer about returning to the title.
NYCC: Bendis, McNiven & Wacker Relaunch the "Guardians of the Galaxy"
CBR News spoke with writer Brian Michael Bendis, artist Steve McNiven and editor Steve Wacker about their plans for the all-new ongoing "Guardians of the Galaxy" series which begins this February as part of Marvel NOW!
NYCC: Gimple & Texeira Plunge The Punisher Into A "Nightmare"
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NYCC: Amy Acker Denies Involvement on Whedon's "S.H.I.E.L.D."
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CBR TV @ NYCC: Kirkman On "Walking Dead," "Invincible," The Governor & Michonne
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NYCC: Lara Pulver Reveals Whether She'll Return For "Sherlock" Season 3
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NYCC: Kirkman Announces Diggle on "Thief of Thieves," Celebrates Adlard's 100th "Walking Dead"
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NYCC: Valiant Celebrates the Future of "Bloodshot," "Harbinger" & More
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NYCC: Hickman, Remender, and Gillen Assemble Marvel NOW's Avengers
Rick Remender, Jonathan Hickman, Kieron Gillen, and Dennis Hopeless assembled at New York Comic Cons to dish on the Avengers series of Marvel NOW!, including "Uncanny," "Arena," "Avengers," and "Young Avengers."
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Writer Kelly Sue DeConnick's run on "Avengers Assemble" begins in November's #9 and CBR spoke with her about her initial plans for the series, which include an arc focusing on the Black Widow's past.
PRESS RELEASE: "Mass Effect" HC Collecting Entire Comics Library Announced
NYCC EXCLUSIVE: "Mars Attacks" Popeye, KISS, Transformers & More At IDW
IDW's Chris Ryall opens up on the publisher's January "Mars Attacks" event, bringing in everyone from Popeye to KISS to Transformers to mix it up with the Topps aliens, sharing an exclusive look at the all-star variant covers.
NYCC: Fialkov, Lemire, and Company Talk DC's New 52 at One
With DC Comics' New 52 passing its first anniversary, a handful of creators including Jeff Lemire, Bernard Chang, and Joshua Fialkov met with fans at New York Comic Con to discuss their series and what comes next.
PRESS RELEASE: Joshua Hale Fialkov To Write Dynamite's "The Devilers"
NYCC: Oni Commits To Webcomics With New OniPress.com
In a major new publishing initiative, Oni Press will relaunch its website in January as a fully functional webcomics portal with multiple new serials from webcomics all-stars and classic reprints, EIC James Lucas Jones explains.
NYCC 2012: Asmus & Festante Examine "The End Times of Bram and Ben"
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NYCC: Image Comics Roll Out Stars, Announcements For Comic Con
At New York Comic Con's Image Comics panel, Publisher Eric Stephenson, writers Jonathan Hickman, Kieron Gillen, Andy Diggle and more announced their upcoming projects and Image's newest books for 2013.
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NYCC: Spencer & Ross' "Secret Avengers" Revealed
Marvel's "Secret Avengers" gets the Marvel NOW! relaunch treatment as Nick Spencer and Luke Ross team for a S.H.I.E.L.D.-centric take on the team featuring Hawkeye, Mockingbird, Taskmaster, Iron Patriot and more.
PRESS RELEASE: Dynamite Announces Buccellato to Pen Return Of "Black Bat"
NYCC: Neil Druckman, Faith Erin Hicks & Dark Horse Introduce "The Last of Us"
Dark Horse Comics' capped its video game-based comics panel at NYCC with Neil Druckmann and Faith Erin Hicks announcing and discussing their upcoming comic adaptation of "The Last of Us."
CBR TV @ NYCC: Rick Remender on "Uncanny Avengers" & Creator-Owned
"Uncanny Avengers" writer Rick Remender stopped by the CBR Tiki Room at NYCC, discussing his work on the Marvel NOW! flagship title, his upcoming Dynamite project and returning to creator-owned work.
NYCC: Wood, Vaughan & More Discuss Sci-Fi at Image Comics
Fiona Staples, Brian K. Vaughan, Brian Wood, Ming Doyle, David Hine, Joe Harris and Glen Brunswick discussed world-building and their preferred brands of sci-fi as seen in their Image Comics titles
PRESS RELEASE: Dynamite Entertainment Announces Matt Wagner's "The Shadow: Year One"
NYCC: Azzarello, Conner, and Sienkiewicz Go "Before Watchmen"
Brian Azzarello, Lee Bermejo, Amanda Conner, and Bill Sienkiewicz took the stage at New York Comic Con to discuss their "Before Watchmen" series, with especially candid commentary from the "Comedian" writer.
NYCC FIRST LOOK: Tim Bradstreet's "Tower Chronicles" Cover
Courtesy of Legendary Comics, CBR shares an exclusive first look at artist Tim Bradstreet's variant cover for Matt Wagner and Simon Bisley's "The Tower Chronicles: GeistHeist."
NYCC: DC Comics Takes Readers Behind The Scenes With "From Concept to Page" Gallery
At the "From Concept To Page" panel at NYCC, DC Comics revealed creative secrets, from the pitch, to character designs, page layouts and more with over 40 images from Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang's Wonder Woman revamp.
NYCC: Snyder & Murphy Bring "The Wake" to Vertigo
Announced today at New York Comic Con, writer Scott Snyder re-teams with artist Sean Murphy in 2013 for "The Wake," a story exploring the concept of monsters and the horror that lurks in the water.
NYCC: Dysart Explores Harada's Origin in "Harbinger" #0
Writer Joshua Dysart delves into his exploration of Toyo Harada in Valiant's "Harbinger" #0, which details the origin of the series antagonist for a brief detour in the "Harbinger" universe.
NYCC: Green Lantern -- Tomasi And Others Discuss Rise Of The Third Army
At the New York Comic Con DC Comics: Green Lantern panel writer Peter Tomasi, artist Aaron Kuder and others spoke about the "Third Army" and what's coming up for their books as the event ratchets up.
NYCC: New Preview Art Reveals Glimpse of Superman's Future
At New York Comic Con 2012, DC Comics revealed a large gallery of preview images from upcoming issues of "Superman," "Action Comics," "Supergirl," "Superboy" and more, hinting at things to come for the Family of Steel.
NYCC: ICv2 White Paper Presentation Spotlights Comics Sales & Trends
Comics sales are up, graphic novel sales are down and ICv2's Milton Griepp explained why, digging into the specifics during his White Paper at the ICv2 Conference preceding New York Comic Con.
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The man in the suit was watching me again.
It was March of my senior year in college, a clear, chilly afternoon, when I felt what was, by then, the familiar weight of a man's gaze, while I sat by myself in the food court. I looked up from my dinner, and there he was, at the end of the line for the salad place, looking at me the way he had for the past three weeks.
I sighed. The mall was one of my favorite places, and I didn't want to give it up because of some creep.
I'd found the mall my freshman year. If you walked off campus, across Nassau Street and into a kiosk in the center of town, you could buy a discounted ticket with your student ID, and the bus would take you to a fancy shopping center with a fancy name, the Princeton MarketFair. There were all of the chains: a Pottery Barn and a Restoration Hardware, and Gaps, both Baby and full-grown, a Victoria's Secret where you could buy your panties and a LensCrafters where you could pick up a pair of sunglasses, all of them in a sprawling, sterile building with marble floors and flattering, pink-tinted lights. At one end of the mall was a big, airy bookstore, with leather armchairs where you could curl up and read. At the other end was a movie theater that showed four-dollar matinees on Mondays. Between them was the food court.
Shortly after my discovery, I'd learned that only losers used public transportation. I'd found this out when I heard two of my classmates scornfully discussing a date that a girl we all knew had been on. "He took her to the movies. On the bus." Giggle, giggle ... and then a quick look sideways to me, for my approval, because, tall and blond and with two juniors on the varsity crew team vying for my affection, I couldn't possibly fall into the busgirl's category.
The truth was I liked the bus, and I liked the mall. It felt real, and Princeton's campus, with its perfect green lawns and its ivy-clad, gargoyle-ornamented, stained-glass-windowed buildings, and its students, none of whom seemed to suffer from acne or obesity or even bad-hair days, felt like a film set, too wonderful to exist. On campus, everyone walked around as if they'd never had a second of doubt, an instant of feeling like they didn't belong, carrying their expensive laptops and textbooks, dressed just right. People at the mall did not look as if they'd just stepped out of catalogs. Their clothes were sometimes stained or too tight. They walked past the shop windows yearning after things they didn't need and couldn't afford: end-of-their-rope mothers snapping at their kids, boyfriends sighing and shifting their weight from foot to foot as they lingered outside the dressing rooms at Anthropologie, teenagers texting each other from a distance of less than three feet away across the table; the fat people, the old people, the ones with walkers or oxygen tanks or wheelchairs—all of them reminded me of home. Besides, I could practically be guaranteed to never see anyone from school there—not on the bus, for sure; not at the movie theater, at least in the daytime; definitely not scarfing kung pao chicken from China Express. Maybe my classmates came here to buy things, but they never stayed long, which made the mall my secret, a place where I could be myself.
Most Mondays, when my classes ended at 2:00, I'd take the bus and I'd browse in the stores, maybe trying on shoes or a pair of jeans, and I'd see a matinee of whatever movie looked interesting, then have dinner in the food court, or at the sit-down seafood restaurant if I'd managed to pick up some extra hours at my work-study job in the admissions office. For less than twenty dollars, I could make a whole afternoon and early evening pleasantly disappear.
I looked up from my plate again. The man was holding his briefcase, standing in profile, looking like he was trying to decide what to do next. It could, I knew, go one of two ways: he'd keep staring, or he'd work up the nerve to cross the tiled floor and say something.
When I was thirteen, my father sat me down and gave me a little speech. "There's something you should know," he'd said. We were in the family room, half a flight down from the front door, a room with pine-paneled walls and mauve-colored carpet and a glass-topped coffee table on which there were a decade's worth of yearbooks, one for every year my father had been the yearbook advisor at McKinley Junior High.
"What's that?" This was in the fall; I'd been wearing my soccer uniform; shorts and shin guards and a sweatshirt I'd pulled on for the bike ride home. My dad was in his worn black recliner, a glass of ice cubes and whiskey in his hand, still dressed in the coat and tie he wore to school. My mom was in the kitchen making baked chicken—she'd dip each piece in a mixture of buttermilk and mustard, then roll it in cornflake crumbs. That chicken, along with Rice-A-Roni and a cut-up head of iceberg lettuce doused in bottled ranch dressing, was my favorite meal, and all I wanted was to take a hot shower, pull on my sweatpants and a too-big T-shirt, eat my dinner, and get to my homework. For the first time, math was actually hard for me, and I knew I'd need at least half an hour to get through the problem set we'd been assigned.
My dad ducked his head, sipped his drink, and said into the knot of his tie, "Men are going to look at you."
This wasn't news to me, and hadn't been for a while. "It's not your fault, Julia," said my father, pulling off his glasses as he spoke. "It's what men do. It's how we're wired, maybe, men and women. We're programmed to notice each other."
I'd flicked my ponytail over my shoulder. I was already five foot four inches of the eventual five foot nine I'd reach. My hair was thick and butterscotch blond, and that fall I'd graduated from a training bra to an actual B-cup, and started junior high. These events combined made me feel as if my body wasn't really me anymore, but something I lived inside; a borrowed blouse I'd snuck out of my mother's closet, something I needed to treat carefully and could, if I was lucky, one day return.
Men will look, my dad had said, watching me with a mixture of love and regret. Sometimes, he'd quote a line of Yeats, about how "only God, my dear / could love you for yourself / And not your golden hair." It made me feel strange, a little proud, a little ashamed, especially because the truth, which maybe he'd guessed, was that men were already doing more than looking: they'd hoot, they'd whistle, they'd make sucking, smooching sounds when I was alone, walking home from school, and they were in their cars. One of my classmates, Tim Sather, seemed to have decided that his mission in life was to snap my bra strap as often as he could, and Mr. Traub, the gym teacher, would wrap his arms around me, letting his jogging-suited torso press, briefly but firmly, against my back as he helped me with my volleyball serve. That summer I'd been wearing my swimsuit, a dark-blue one-piece, and running through the sprinkler with the Lurie kids, whom I'd been babysitting at the time, and I'd looked up to find Mr. Santos, who lived next door to the Luries, staring at me over the top of his fence with his mouth hanging open. A few weeks later, my older brother, Greg, had gotten in a fight at the town park's swimming pool. When my mother had fussed over his black eye and swollen cheek, demanding to know who'd started it, Greg had muttered that the boys had been saying stuff about me. My mother hadn't asked him anything else, and I'd been embarrassed, unsure of how to behave. Did I thank Greg? Did I ask him what the boys had said, if I'd done anything to provoke it? Finally, I decided to say nothing, to pretend the whole thing had never happened. That seemed like the smartest thing to do.
The worst part wasn't the boys; it was the girls, the ones who had once been my friends. She thinks she's sooo pretty, I'd heard Missy Henried sneer to Beth Brock one day at lunch after Matt Blum, staring at me across the cafeteria, had almost walked into a table. Like I'd asked for him to stare. I had a mirror, and I'd seen enough magazines and TV shows to know that I was what was considered good-looking, maybe even beautiful. But the beautiful girls on TV or in those glossy pages all seemed happy. They never looked lonely, like their faces, their hair, their bodies were traps keeping them apart from everyone else. I couldn't figure out why I felt guilty when boys stared, like I was lying, or offering them something I didn't really have. All I knew was that Missy and Beth and I had been Brownies together; we'd trick-or-treated every October, giggling in the costumes that had turned us into cheerleaders or witches or Pink Ladies from Grease, posing on Missy's front porch while her father struggled with his video camera. Now I was their enemy. Now they were on one side of a wall, and I was on the other.
"So what am I supposed to do about it?" I asked my dad. Back then, I thought he knew all the answers. Our house was full of books he'd read, biographies of presidents and scientists, thick hardcover novels with approving quotes from The New Yorker on their backs, different from my mother's mysteries, which were bright paperbacks with actual people on the covers and titles spelled out in foil.
He'd patted my shoulder. "Just be aware." Almost ten years later, whenever I felt a man's eyes passing over me—sometimes lightly, like water, sometimes like the high whining of a mosquito in my ear—I'd remember my father, mumbling into his tie, my father, when he was still all right. Love you, sweetheart, he'd said, and hugged me, the way he hardly ever did since my breasts had gotten bigger than bug bites on my chest.
In the food court, I speared a maraschino cherry on my chopstick. The man in the suit made up his mind, walking away from the salad stand, heading straight toward me. I thought he was in his late thirties, maybe his forties, with dark, curly hair and a handsome, coddled face.
I bent over my dinner, hoping he'd just keep walking, and began the time-consuming process of separating the chilies from the chunks of chicken and pineapple, wondering whether he'd work up the nerve to say something or if he was just cruising by for a closer look. When I looked up again he was standing right in front of my table for two, with nothing to eat.
"Excuse me," he said. "Do you go to Princeton?"
I nodded, unimpressed. I was wearing jeans and a sweatshirt that said Princeton right across the chest. No makeup, except a little lip gloss and the mascara and eyeliner I never left the dorm without, because my lashes are so sparse and fine that they're basically invisible without a swipe or two of Lash Out, and my eyes are such a pale blue-gray noncolor that they tend to blend into my forehead without liner, giving my face the look of an underbaked pie.
"You like it there?" he asked. I nodded again.
He lifted his briefcase and moved as if he was going to sit down across from me. I edged my metal-legged chair backward, preparing to tell him, politely, that I needed to finish my dinner and get going because my friends were waiting, when he asked, "Do you play any sports?"
This was a surprise. I'd been betting an either What's your major or Where are you from ... either that or he'd ask me for help, the most common ploy. At the mall, guys would ask which movie I'd seen and if I'd liked it, or if I could help them pick out a necklace or a sweater for their sister or their mom. At the gym, guys would point at the controls for the StairMaster, feigning confusion. Hey, do you know how to work this? In the grocery store, they'd need my assistance picking out pasta or plums. At the gas station, they would require directions; in class, they'd want to know if I'd read the assignment, if I had plans for the weekend, if I'd read this book or heard that band. I know this makes me sound as if my life was a nonstop parade of men who were dying to talk to me, but it's just the truth. When you look a certain way—blond and tall, with D-cup boobs, with wide-set eyes and a straight nose, and full lips that are dark pink even without lipstick—men want to talk to you. Usually they ask you out, and twice in my life, once in this very mall, I'd been asked if I was a model.
"Field hockey and lacrosse," I said. I'd played both in high school, but not since.
The man sat down, uninvited. "Are you twenty-one?"
I narrowed my eyes, one hand on the strap of my backpack, wondering whether he was going to propose something illegal or seamy, like phone sex or stripping. Up close, he was older than I'd thought, older than he should have been if he was hitting on a girl my age, maybe forty-five, with a plain gold wedding band on his left hand, and I didn't want to have dinner with him, or give him my number or my e-mail address or tell him where I lived or let him buy me a drink or a frozen yogurt; I just wanted to finish my food and go back to my dorm room, avoid my boyfriend, curl up with a book, and count the days until graduation. That was when he smiled.
"I'm sorry," he said. "I'm getting ahead of myself. Jared Baker," he said, and stuck his hand across the table.
I shook it quickly. The skin of his palms felt as soft as I imagined the skin on his face would. I got to my feet, never mind that half my dinner was still sitting there. "Excuse me, but my friends are probably waiting for me." I had my tray in one hand and my backpack in the other when Jared Baker said, "How would you like to make twenty thousand dollars?"
I paused. My skin was tingling. Illegal, I thought. It has to be. "Doing what? Smuggling drugs out of Mexico?"
His smile widened so that I could see his teeth. "Egg donation."
I set my tray back on the table. "Sit," said Jared Baker, coming around the table to pull my chair out for me. He looped my backpack's straps over the chair and did everything but spread a paper napkin in my lap. It was a funny performance, like a parody of a man tending to a wife who was fragile as an egg. Or who was carrying fragile eggs. "Eat your dinner." He frowned at the plate. "Skip the spring roll, though. Saturated fats."
Looking him right in the eye, I dragged the roll through the slurry of Chinese mustard and duck sauce I'd made, and took a giant bite. His grin widened. "Moxie," he said. "That's nice. People like a girl with a sense of humor."
"Are you serious?" I asked once I'd swallowed. "Twenty thousand dollars for an egg?" I'd seen ads, of course, in the school paper, online, and on fliers posted in the student union and the library. Families seeking egg donors. All expenses paid. Please help make our dreams come true. But I'd never noticed the fee for the egg itself, and I'd never guessed it would be so high.
Jared Baker was friendly, but not smarmy, serious and calm as he asked me more questions: Where had I grown up? What were my SAT scores? Had I ever had an IQ test? Had anyone in my family had cancer or diabetes or mental illness? I gave him the numbers and said no to the illnesses. He pulled a notebook out of his briefcase and asked if I had siblings, how old my mother had been when I was born, and how much I'd weighed as a baby. I was careful with my answers, thinking about what he'd want to hear, what story would go best with the girl he was seeing, a tall, blond, jockish girl in a Princeton sweatshirt who was eating by herself only because her friends had finished first and were waiting for her in the bookstore.
"Ever been pregnant?" he asked, the same way he'd asked if I was a vegetarian or if heart disease ran in my family. I shook my head, ponytail swishing. I'd only had sex with three different boys, an embarrassingly low tally at my age. I was starting to think that I was one of those people who didn't like sex very much. Maybe it made me lucky. I wouldn't spend my whole life getting my heart broken, chasing after this guy or that one.
"And are you single?"
I nodded, trying not to look too excited, to give the appearance that men stopped by the food court to offer me piles of cash every Monday I went to the mall, but my mind was racing, imagining what I could do with twenty thousand dollars, a sum I hadn't imagined possessing unless I won the lottery or married very, very well. Even with the investment-banking job I was going to take after I graduated, I'd have to manage rent in New York City and start paying back my loans, so the idea of having five figures' worth of discretionary income was new to me, extraordinary, and alluring.
Jared Baker handed me a business card, a rectangle of heavy ivory paper with embossed letters on top that said PRINCETON FERTILITY CLINIC, INC. His name was underneath, with telephone numbers and an e-mail address. "Be in touch," he said. "I think you'd be an excellent candidate."
"Twenty thousand dollars," I said again.
"Minimum," he repeated. "Oh, and if you wouldn't mind telling me your name?"
"Julia Strauss," I said. "My friends call me Jules."
"Jules," he said, giving me another appraising look and shaking my hand again.
So that was how it started: in the Princeton MarketFair, over a Styrofoam plate of sweet and sour chicken and a spring roll that I never got to finish. It seemed so simple. I thought that selling an egg would be like giving blood, like checking the Organ Donation box on your driver's license, like giving away something you'd never wanted or even noticed much to begin with. And yes, at first, I was just in it for the money. It wasn't about altruism, or feminism, or any other ism. It was about the cash. But I wasn't going to blow it on clothes or a car or a graduation bash, on Ecstasy or a trip to Vail, or Europe, or one of the hundred frivolous things my classmates might have chosen. I was going to take that money and I was going to try to save my father ... or, more accurately, I was going to give him one last chance to save himself.
Then Came You
A Novel
Jules Strauss is a Princeton senior on a full scholarship who plans on selling her "pedigree" eggs to help save her father from addiction.
Annie Barrow, a struggling Pennsylvania housewife, thinks that carrying another woman's child will help her recover a sense of purpose and will bring in some much-needed cash.
India Bishop, thirty-eight (really, forty-three) and recently married to the wealthy Marcus Croft, yearns for a baby for reasons that have more to do with money than with love. When her attempts at pregnancy fail, she turns to Jules and Annie to make her dreams come true.
But each of their plans is thrown into disarray when Bettina, Marcus's privileged daughter, becomes suspicious that her new stepmother is not what she seems . . .
Told with Jennifer Weiner's trademark wit and sharp observations, Then Came You is a hilarious, tender, and timely tale that explores themes of class and entitlement, surrogacy and charity, the rights of a parent and the measure of a mother.
- Washington Square Press |
- 400 pages |
- May 2012
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- Discuss the different mothers that make up Then Came You. How does the behavior of these women directly affect their children?
- India, Annie, and Jules are all motivated, to a large degree, by financial gain. How did this affect your feelings towards them? Were some of their motivations more acceptable to you than others?
- When visiting her father in Pittsburgh, Jules comments, "I don't make excuses. I know what he's doing is illegal. I know that he's a drain on taxpayers' resources, that people who work hard at their jobs are the ones paying for his apartment and his food, for the cops that bust him and the counselors who hand him pamphlets about AA and methadone…But he's my father…and I don't believe that it's his fault. It's not like he's lazy, some privileged rich kid trying to escape from some imaginary heartache or chasing some feel-good high. He takes drugs so that he can feel something close


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As a lover of all things Portuguese for many years, I have been working to build the selection of Portuguese cheeses here at our Cambridge location. In the past, we've had a few varieties at a time, but this is the first time we've had as large a selection as this, and I'm very excited about them all. Here's the lowdown on the line-up! (more…)
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BOSTON — Paul Pierce scored 24 points and led a third-quarter surge as the Boston Celtics routed the Los Angeles Lakers 116-95 on Thursday night, improving to 6-0 since losing point guard Rajon Rondo for the season with a torn knee ligament.
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5 Best Pixar film by far!fardene | 15/06/2009 | See all fardene's reviews (1)Whilst there isn't a bad pixar film, this is the funniest by far - the sully/mikey relationship is priceless. There's an element of Mikey in most of us, ever the optimist and slightly crazy. Remember Children are killing machines!Oh, yes there an awesome sweeded version on You TubeAs with these films, the Blu Ray should be excellent on the large screen plasma or projector.
5 Monsters Inc shines onto Blu-ray....absolute Pixar magicswartzy | 29/07/2009 | See all swartzy's reviews (82)Top 100 Reviewer Top 100 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Toys Reviewer Monsters Inc is undoubtedly up there with the best Pixar releases to date and this simplistic story of Sulley(voiceover John Goodman) the loveable monster who is top of the scream parade along with Mike (voiceover Billy Crystal) his amicable wisecracking sidekick shines onto blu-ray with a fantastic vibrant crystal clear transfer that is glorious in every sense....Watch out for Boo the little girl Sulley befriends as he looks to top up on his screams....The textures on Mike the little one eyed monster are such that they have never been seen in standard dvd...this is really a no brainer must buy in picture quality alone but add in a DTS 5.1 HD sound option and this really puts the icing in the cake....The surround is very detailed and loud and is a definite step up on dvd also....This is one of the quality blu-rays from Pixar again and it is a must buy for anyone who wants to upgrade from dvd....pure genius...The storyline of Mike and Sulley being top employees of Monsters Inc factory in Monstropolis where Monsters transfer children's screams into energy almost like electricity....Sulley befriends Boo a loveable little girl with big brown eyes who he takes a liking too in one of his outings and who goes against company policy as humans of any kind can contaminate Monsters...What follows is one of the must touching Pixars that captured the world over with it's magical storyline that makes it sheer class in animation terms.....
5 Beautiful and hilariousPowerman | 31/10/2010 | See all Powerman's reviews (54)Top 100 Books Reviewer Just the thought of a monster team like Mike and Sulley is more than a little improbable...and in the context of Monstropolis as a world, is nothing short of hilarious...little in-jokes that crack you up.Couple the above with the beautiful rendering of Blu-Ray, and the effect is mesmerising. the hair on Sulley is nothing short of breath-taking.One of my favourites, and a great translation to High-Def.
5 Best looking Bluray out thereKenny08 | 29/07/2009 | See all Kenny08's reviews (27)Like most bluray addicts, I was eagerly awaiting the release of this (and other Pixar) films. This dropped through the letterbox, and into the PS3. All I can say is WOW. The picture quality is absolutely incredible. Every strand of hair on Sully is visible, and it just looks gorgeous. Colours are vibrant and depth amazing. You simply owe it to yourself to own this bluray, if nothing else to see just what it is capable of. Sound too just blew me away. I always remembered this film fondly, but when it looks and sounds as perfect as this, it has went up to a whole new level. I cant wait for the likes of The Incredibles and Finding Nemo now. At £13.99 this is amazing value for money.
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Friday, August 8 @ 10:30amThis free class emphasizes stretching, coordination of breath with movement, and attention to alignment. The class is designed to create breath awareness, enhance balance, and increase flexibility. Stretching is great for those who are experiencing joint sensitivity, or overall stiffness. Wear loose clothing, bring a towel & mat. Presented by yoga instructor, Gina Mercado.
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Celebrate the end of summer and the return to school with an epic Fun in the Sun party! Warning: you will get wet. Take part in our school supply drive and provide supplies for local kids in need.
Friday, August 8 @ 3pm
Everyone is welcome to join the Southeast Branch's knitting club... The Knotty Knitters. All ages and abilities are encouraged to join and instruction can be provided to beginners. Make new friends and learn a new craft.
Friday, August 8 @ 1pmZombies, divergents, and alternate realities! Teens, come to the library for an out-of-this-world program of cool crafts, yummy pizza, and a movie to entertain you on this hot, summer day. Call the library at 209-3730 for movie choices. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library.


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I guess my follow up question is, does anyone here own a pizzeria or is it a hobby for everyone. For me, it's just a hobby but I'm really wanting to make a career change in 2 years from the IT field. That's how I spend all day on the computer and am able to find great sites like this. Really though pizza seems so much more easier to deal with than CIO, VP's and Directors!


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My take on this collection: a lot of thought went into the design and the dolls definitely fit the theme of the event. The convention doll herself is very Misaki-ish as far as styling. The outfit is cute and girly and I would definitely dress my Misaki dolls in this. She needs a little dog, […]


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I'm glad someone else here can admit to seeing the same kind of discrimination abuse claim in our work places, and every part of our society. It boils down to both a liberal way of thinking that seems to never cease, finding the grey area in everything, to lawyers who sue over being stupid enough, to spill hot coffee in you lap, and jurys awarding millions for it. Deep pockets lawsuits result in huge settlements becasue jurys are laymen when it comes to deciding the law. Its called legal blackmail! They gave assinine awards for nothing in trials, so they settle. At1 questions my "attitude", like something is wrong with me thinking the imagined persecution of gays is not just a great act, after I've watched 30 years of great acts, over bullshit discrimination claims.
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Bob,I did move the board over to where the wire coat hanger (cut) is, so the board lines up with the coat hanger wire. Norma
Great...now as long as you don't have those real clever circus trained mice...maybe we'll get some action here!
Bob,Since mice are primarily nocturnal animals, maybe overnight I might catch one, or more. I think my mice are just field mice, since there are so many farmers fields around where I live. Norma
Ok that sounds great Norma.....remember though, those little buggers can find there way back home even if you take them to a field a couple of miles away.
them little buggers are pretty accomplished jumpers, I think they'd spin on that can anywhere from the side of that bucket!!jon
They'll find it sooner or later. Remember, place it around the edge of a room. They don't like it out in the openjon
I have a dozen or so coming out. Attention all mice - come near my pineapples at your own risk!
Norma,I'm sorry to inform you, your cat ate your mouse I've enjoyed this thread. My 2¢ ... When I worked in a grocery store way back in the 70's, the most effective thing we found was the good old Victor traps using a Lemon Drop from the Brach's Pick -A-Mix display.
Norma,I read a recent study that said mice don't like cheese no more...not American mice anyway. But who knows...they just might go for some of your special Detroit Style pizza cheese....
Bob,That's interesting that mice don't like cheese anymore. Right now I don't have any of the Detroit style of cheese at home to try.Norma
@TXCraig - Pineapples???!! I had no idea you could grow them in Texas! Good luck fending off the mice! Perhaps it's time to get a cat?
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B Luc wrote:I was just talking to my boy Leonard about that shit. He works for the city doing some shit, and I straight up told him there's no chance I'm going to the Chi til they clean that shit up.
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