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Real mom, fake adult. Writer and shh-er. Enthusiast of fancy things in tiny bottles. I buy my blonde at Rite Aid.

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Kellie Gerardi on secondary infertility, timing IVF around a spaceflight, and the view that changed her

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By Sara Goldstein Verified
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Kellie Gerardi has spent her career blazing a path to space for civilian scientists. She has also spent nine years navigating secondary infertility, a stretch of egg retrievals, IVF cycles, and pregnancy losses that unfolded quietly in the background of some of the most public milestones of her life.
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New moon rituals, from a slight skeptic who sat in the circle anyway

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By Sara Goldstein Verified
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For the better part of two decades, a friend of mine has hosted a new moon circle. Women have dipped in and out of it the way you do with anything that runs that long, showing up for a season of their lives and drifting off when a job or a baby or a move annihilates the calendar. I was in it for a couple of years. Different women, same rhythm, we'd gather once a month when the sky went dark. The setup is not elaborate.
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The 10-second reset for overwhelmed moms this back-to-school season Original

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By Sara Goldstein Verified
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A Tai Chi master on late summer, grounding, and a gentler kind of back-to-school reset. By Sara Goldstein Updated Aug. 03, 2026 I’ve spent the better part of a quarter century in Vermont, which makes me something of an authority on what January 1 actually feels like. It feels like the dead of winter, because it is. It’s dark before dinner. The ground is solid enough to park a truck on. The air hurts your face.
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