Couples turn to pregnancy amid Sept 11 fallout
After September 11 attacks, many couples pursue expanding families. Observers cite a "carpe diem" mindset as couples in New York and nationwide seek pregnancy while some postpone or alter plans. Medical professionals report increased interest in fertility and pregnancy planning, though some New Yorkers left the city and others canceled or reconsidered pregnancies.
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Couple in Wake of 9 11 Face Deciding to Start Family
The Gazette seeks couples whose baby plans were influenced by September 11 to interview about their decision. Demographer Douglas Bachtel notes a possible baby boom may not occur due to the economy. Travers and Medford discuss fear and timing as they plan parenthood in a post 9 11 world.
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