Gabriel Mizrahi

You, of course, are a manscaping clipper.

I hope you know that.

Dear Jordan and Gabe, I'm 38 and I have a very fulfilling career and a very fulfilling marriage.

We're both professionals and both educated.

And as soon as we had our children, two of them, we set up savings account for each of them, a general trust fund and a college fund.

So we are absolutely in a position to welcome more children.

Meanwhile, all of my siblings have special needs children.

My brother has a special needs son whose needs are so great that he lives in a special home with round-the-clock staff to care for him.

My sister has three special needs children, one with autism and two with cognitive delays.

My cousin's children also have different disabilities.

That's a lot of special needs in one family, no?

I accept them, and I do not doubt my siblings' genuine love for them.

But witnessing the effort that goes into caring for high-knee children looks very distressing.

Yeah, I can imagine.

The doctors told me that due to my advanced maternal age, I'm at greater risk for abnormalities and complications, that pregnancy is a young woman's game, and I agree.

So when I recently became pregnant again, I did genetic screening to ensure the testable disorders could be screened out.

Unfortunately, the company told me there was a delay in getting the results.

By the time the results would be ready, I would be past the allowable time frame for abortion.

I took the abortion pill, and only hours later I received the results.

Perfectly healthy, with absolutely no risk.