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More women today are freezing their eggs in order to secure future fertility. If you’ve ever thought about freezing your eggs, the process might not be what you expect. In the case of NBC’s own Savannah Sellers, that’s exactly what happened. In this week’s Stay Tuned, Savannah documents her entire journey to freeze her own eggs. We’ll also talk about the growth of the fertility industry, the ideal age to freeze your eggs, and the complicated politics of egg freezing.Nov. 18, 2024
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