All language subtitles for Being Mary Jane s02e05 No Eggspectations.eg

(Mary Jane) Previously
on Being Mary Jane...

The Gifting Alliance? How did
you manage to get an invite?

Because I'm Paul
Patterson, hater.

I just don't understand
how one minute

you're twirling mattress
signs on the corner,

and then the next,
you're being invited

to elite millionaire
investment meetings.

There is no "We." There's
you, and then there's me.

I want to be involved
with Treyvion.

Treyvion doesn't know you.
You left.

You should go through the
process of freezing your eggs.

It's a follicle stimulating
hormone injection,

and you'll give
it to yourself.

Then why can't we just take
a beat and talk about it?

Just give me the damn shot.

I don't need a lecture or a
diagnosis from you. Just the shot.

I want to make sure
you're doing this for you

and not some one-up to David.

You know what? Never mind.

I'll do it myself. Thank you.

(woman) My sister
was telling me

that three of her
girlfriends are doing it.

It's like the modern day
woman's insurance policy.

[dramatic music]

Today's woman continues to be
educated and career-focused,

waiting longer and longer
to start a family.

And while there's still
no time machine,

modern technology is proving

to have a jump on
slowing down the clock.

In fact, just two years ago,

egg freezing was still
considered experimental.

Now it's a standard within
the fertility community.

SNC's own Mary Jane Paul has
bravely taken on the journey,

and she is back for a checkup

with Dr. Jacob Marrs,
renowned fertility expert

and director of the Oocyte
Cryopreservation Center.

Mary Jane?

Yes, I am back.

I don't know how easy it is,

but I'm back.

Actually, Dr. Marrs,
it was fairly easy

except for the needles--

- Hello?
- Lisa, are you seeing this?

(Lisa) Yes, Aunt
Helen, I'm watching.

To increase your
egg production.

By next week, it'll be
out of your system.

You won't be able to blame
any mood swings on me.

Oh, but I will.

So I'm here today because I'm at
the end of my hormone regimen

and you are measuring
my follicles.

Exactly. I'm measuring
and counting.

You see, removing the eggs
is a delicate process,

and timing is everything.

If we take them out too soon,

they might not be ready.

But leave them in too long,

and the eggs might
expire, if you will,

and then they're useless.

It's an imprecise science,

but we like to see
about ten follicles.

If they're of good size,

we can be confident that
we'll get the eggs we need,

and an ultrasound is the
best way to get a picture

of what we've
got, so legs up.

Oh, goodness, I can
hear my mother now.

"What are you doing?

What are you doing?"

Take a deep breath and relax.

Whoo, okay.

I w as hoping for a little
wine and roses before,

but I'm sure my
follicles are huge,

because I picked up a
little extra weight

around my waistline.

I see three-- no,
four follicles.

Quality over quantity, right?

Doctor?

Mary Jane, it's not what
we were hoping for.

They're measuring, I would
say, on average 6 millimeters.

That's far short of what I
expect to see at this stage.

Okay.

What are you telling me?

This is abnormal,

but you can always try again.

(Gayle) Kara, don't
let her drown.

Throw it back to me.

Mary Jane, wrap it up.

We'll be right back
in just a second.

(woman) You're out.

(man) Commercial up.

[overlapping chatter]

(woman) Kara, what
are you doing?

(Kara) Just stand by. I'll let
you know what's going on.

(woman) Going back to
Mary Jane-- confirm?

(man) Hold on. Wait for instructions.
Hold on.

Oh my God. What went wrong?

Huh? What went wrong?

Could I have taken
the medicine wrong?

I mean, you said
38 isn't old-old.

God, could it be
my sexual history?

Could I have
damaged something?

It could be a
myriad of reasons.

I did have tequila
and not just wine.

It could be as simple as
adjusting your hormone dosage.

Okay, how do I fix it?

I am supposed to extract
for Friday's newscast.

I'm supposed to
have eggs, okay?

I would advise against
extraction given your condition.

Oh--condition. Great. I am not
supposed to have a condition.

I'm referring to your eggs.

They aren't in the
ideal condition.

If we do extract--

[whispering indistinctly]

No.

If done successfully, that
wouldn't have an impact.

Let's not jump to any
conclusions, all right?

I would advise you to do
another cycle of hormones

at a higher dosage,

give us another shot
at that perfect egg.

- I bet you can do it.
- 50 seconds.

Along with additional
lifestyle support,

I would expect we
can get there.

And what if they
don't get better?

(Gayle) Kara, Kara,
I can handle this.

Just let me know
what we're doing.

No, no, no, no, no.

Mary Jane is going to
sign off of her own show.

- But thank you.
- We're up in 30 seconds.

We're good.

Will you just excuse
me one second?

Mary Jane, listen
to me, baby girl.

Breathe, okay?

Breathe.

Listen, I know I
can put Gayle on,

and she can do the
closing of the show,

but I know you want to
finish this strong.

You understand? Just
sign off, Mama.

All right?

Okay.

Just talk about the nature
of live television.

Let them know you're in the
studio again tomorrow.

You've got this.
You're fine, right?

You're fine.

Okay, you're good.

(woman)
Prize attention

Guys, come on. Come on.

(man)
Another
pop concession

(man) Five seconds.

In five, four, three...

Every woman's story
is different.

Just like live television,

life is unpredictable.

Tomorrow, I'll be
back in the studio

where we will look at the
latest election polls

and investigate the new schemes
of political super PACs.

Until then, thank
you for listening.

I'm Mary Jane Paul.

And we're clear.

That was great.

Why did you let me do this?

Why?

Everybody clear
the room please.

No, no, no, no! Please,
everybody stay,

'cause the world now
knows my business!

Why don't you shoot a little B
roll, huh, of my breakdown?

Everybody, clear the room.

Please, give us
a few minutes.

Thank you. Thank you.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Mary Jane.

Mary Jane, I can only imagine
how you're feeling right now.

No, you cannot imagine
how I'm feeling.

The doctor said that this
is not a perfect process

and that these
things can happen.

So I don't think anyone is
laughing at you, baby girl.

I think they're gonna
be compassionate,

and not just for you,
but for all those women

out there that are
going through this.

Wasn't that our goal
for this story? Huh?

And if you really want
a baby, Mary Jane,

you're gonna have
to go through this.

You said, "Keep going.

"Just keep taking the shots.

"Have a little hope.

"Experience your
worst nightmare.

And then, let's air it."

Kara, where was
your compassion?

That's what I needed:

your compassion.

I knew this wasn't
a good idea.

She can't have babies,

and now the whole
damned world knows.

(Lisa) She's doing it for all
the women who are in this

Lisa, I heard the
man just now

tell my baby that
she's abnormal.

I have never raised my
children to be abnormal.

(Lisa) What tends to happen,
Aunt Helen, is that--

Of course, I
didn't raise them

to spread their
legs on TV, either.

(Lisa) Okay, listen,
it's not that--

How does someone wait 40
years to think about a baby,

and then do this
on national TV?

(Lisa) More and more
women are doing this.

Well, if she is barren

because of my lupus,

I'll never forgive myself.

How did you make
this about you?

(Lisa) There could be a million
reasons why this didn't work.

And even if she was, your lupus
wouldn't be one of them.

Well, she brought all this
attention to her vagina.

(Lisa) Okay, Miss Helen, will
you hold on one second please?

Paul, how do we face this?

Oh.

[answering machine beep]

(woman) Hey, Mary Jane, I know
you're going through a lot.

Call me.

[answering machine beep]

(Helen) Checking up on
you, baby--please call me.

[answering machine beep]

(Kara) I know whatever
I say to you right now

is gonna be the wrong thing, but
I want you to know I get it.

Call me back.

[answering machine beep]

(man) Hey Mary Jane.
What's happening?

I saw you on Talk Back earlier.

Call me if you need
to talk, all right?

I'm here for you.

[calm, emotional music]

(man)
I don't need you

[answering machine beep]

(man) Hey lover,
you all right?

Hit me back.

(man)
Don't front on me

Have you read this?

It's good.

Why are you here, Lisa?

Damn, do you know another
emotion besides anger?

I mean, I'm here because I'm
concerned about my friend.

Honestly, I don't
have time for this.

Time might be what you need.

Maybe it's a blessing.

I see single women every day

who think that they're
ready for a baby,

and they find out they're
completely unprepared.

Who is ever prepared
for a baby?

I'm just saying that maybe
right now your lifestyle

isn't conducive to
having a child.

I'm sorry. I'm
sorry--conducive?

What are you--what?

Conducive--helpful,
in alignment with--

I don't need a
definition, Lisa.

I need to know where you get
off questioning my lifestyle.

Just calm down.
I'm just saying

that I'm concerned about
some of your choices.

Oh, my choices--oh,
you mean, like,

because I don't choose to be
dateless or sexless or joyless?

Are those the choices that
you're concerned about?

See, I was hoping that I'd
be able to come over here

without you thinking
you had carte blanche

to be as rude and
nasty as you want.

No, you couldn't have
been hoping that,

because you wouldn't have
come at me sideways.

Really--my lifestyle?

You work like a dog,

and if you were serious
about having a baby,

you wouldn't be running around
like a hamster on a wheel.

How else am I supposed
to afford a kid?

I told you your stress
levels were high.

And in the last six months, you
haven't made a single decision

to suggest that you
even want a baby,

let alone should be
allowed to have one.

Wait, allow? Allow?

Oh, wow.

Well, it's like I
just got stabbed,

and instead of
getting a bandage,

I just keep getting stabbed.

Okay. Okay.

It's the middle of the day,

and you already have a drink.

Even if that were good
for your fertility,

I don't think a baby should
be raised by someone

who gets a drink as
soon as the cock crows.

Well, speaking of cocks
crowing, as many blowjobs

as you have given,

you really want to talk to me
about drinking some tequila?

Oral sex is sex, Dr. Hudson.

I shared that with you
as a part of my healing,

and you're gonna throw
that back in my face?

Your healing--okay, yeah.

You're always healing
or reading some book.

At some point, you've got to
just let it go and move on.

Yeah, I get that that is
my issue to figure out,

and you can deflect
all you want,

but you still got your work,
your mister married guy,

David, your mom and your
pop, and what else?

Stop it. How are you
so self-righteous?

This is a joke, right?

You are so extremely
self-righteous.

The only reason that
you have not slept

with a married man is because
you haven't met him yet.

So none of what I'm saying
is true, Mary Jane?

'Cause it's all right to
admit that you're wrong.

I could maybe accept
what you're saying,

except I know where this
is really coming from.

We've been having the same
argument in some way,

shape, or form for
the last five years.

Why are you only mad
at me and not David?

Because you were my friend

and you're supposed
to be loyal to me.

There we go.

There we go. Now we're
getting somewhere.

You finally admitted it.
Here we go.

I can't believe I'm about
to have this stupid-ass

high school discussion,
but here we go.

Since you love
revisionist history,

let me give you a
little reminder.

You kept calling
David your friend,

so he asked me out.

I did not accept until
you said, "Okay."

So don't come in my house

and try to lecture me about
accepting my decisions.

Wait. Wait. Wait a second.

Wait a second, Lisa.

Lisa, wake up.

He didn't want you.

Well, now you know
how that feels.

(woman)
Oh

[telephone ringing]

[ringing continues]

[telephone ringing]

Get up, bitch.

(woman)
Oh, what
a lovely place

Here we go.

(woman)
I feel I fit in

Now, we can go.

[doorbell rings]

[indistinct chatter]

I think I got these
right this time.

What are you doing here?

I thought maybe you
could use a friend.

I was worried about you.

You have a lot of things to
be worried about these days.

Does that mean I can't
still worry about you?

I guess.

Well, I'm sure you probably
need to get to work.

I do.

I'm not gonna hold you up. I
just wanted to give you these.

Thank you.

And call me if you
need anything.

I'm here.

I know.

Hey.

I'm always gonna be here.

Some things are complicated,

but this doesn't need
to be one of 'em.

Have a good day, all right?

Come on, Trey.

I told you we call him
by his full name.

Yo, what are you doing, man?

Don't yell at my son.

Look, he's my son too, Niecy.

[laughs]

Well, Cameron, you should
act like it more often.

Look, unless you got something
to tell me, this is my son too,

so he needs to obey me.

Obey you?

He doesn't even know you.

And you constantly
reminding me of that

isn't helping anything,
Niecy, especially Trey...

vion.

You know what?

You can show yourself out.

Go. Show yourself out.

Bye,...

for another two years.

Sometimes we have to do
what's best for our children,

even when it doesn't
benefit us.

Let me translate in a language
you can understand...

It ain't always about you.

Don't worry, my man.

We're gonna get out of here.

Go ahead and go
upstairs, baby.

(man) Every day for
the next 15 years,

roughly 10,000 Baby
Boomers will turn 65.

The market to provide housing
communities for this aging group

is wide open, particularly
at the design level.

Now, I believe my thoughtful
and cutting edge approach,

combined with your
development contracts

can position us to
launch the first

in a collection of high-end
retirement communities

right here in Georgia.

And as you'll see,
within six quarters,

we'd create infrastructure to
expand to additional states.

I'll get straight
to the chase, Paul.

There's definitely
an angle here,

but what really
snatched my interest

was that you actually

already own significant choice
acreage at Lake Keowee.

Thank you.

My family's vacationed there
many times when I was young.

I knew it was a
special place then.

I've been buying the land
since I was in college.

Well, you've got a good eye,

'cause everybody
wants it now.

Is that why you switched
to architecture

and gave up on
the law degree?

Guilty.

Listen. This is great.

I mean, I get it.

City council over there
has offered up some land

development permits and
you need me to get one.

And build it.

Besides the land and
some fancy drawings,

what are you bringing
to the table?

Well, tell me what
else you need.

Another investor with 3
to 5 million in capital

to take you seriously.

Eight, nine, and ten.

All right, come on, son.

We're playing hide and
go seek, all right?

That means you got to
hide your whole body,

not just half, all right?

What are you doing?

What are you doing here?

You know, playing
hide and go seek.

Well, you can't just come
up in my house unannounced.

It's my house,

and I told him he
could come back.

Cameron, leave now, for real.

No, no, no.

We're not gonna do this.

You let him come up in here,

and I'm wrong?

Let me talk to you, Niecy.

Why would you do that?

I told you this
wasn't about you.

He needs to show
me some respect.

How has he disrespected you?

You just doing this
to get back at me.

Oh, little girl,
you're not mad at me

or your auntie or Cameron
or the little Filipino boy.

It's you.

You're angry with yourself.

Hell, I see you
rolling your eyes

like I'm the big bad
wolf in your life,

but I'm standing right
here tussling with you

because I know you
can do better.

You could have at least
told me he was here.

I was mad that
you were asleep.

Grandma, I was up all
night with Belle.

It's funny.

You barely ever cried
when you were a baby.

I used to always say you were like me.
Mm-hmm.

Came here to get things done.

Didn't have time to cry.

Prove me right, please.

Now, you know Grandma
likes to be right.

Now, now, now,
don't get those.

I'm tearing up because you
just said that you love me.

Well, but he's gonna think
it's about him, so stop.

Your job is to let him
be the boy's daddy.

Don't make it hard
for him to show up,

and don't do cartwheels
when he does.

Let him walk this.

I'm sorry for everything.

I love you.

Now, now, don't be sorry.

Just live right
the first time.

Translation:

keep your legs closed.

I'm gonna get me
some more apples.

Before I sign off,

I need to address the special
segment which aired yesterday.

Uh-oh. Here we go.

What are you
doing, Mary Jane?

I have no Xanax on me today.

I have been overwhelmed
by your emails...

Push in, damn it.

And Facebook posts
offering your support

and heartfelt testimonials.

While my physician and
I have not yet decided

on my next course of action,
I want to genuinely say

thank you for your
thoughts and your prayers.

And moreover, I thank you
for sharing in my journey.

Carl Gustav Jung said,

"He who looks outside dreams.

He who looks inside awakes."

And I'm Mary Jane Paul.

Thank you for listening.

What was I thinking?

And why didn't you stop me

from doing this whole
infotainment thing?

I could have done the
Modern Motherhood series

without inserting
myself into it.

I'm a corporate whore.

Well, it is a step
up from being

just a regular old ho.

Hello? This thing on?

Hello? Hello?

Oh, Mary Jane, come on.

We all make compromises.

Okay, look, remember,
I'm the dude

who is doing the news

standing up with no tie.

Mark, I realize it's
a big deal for you,

but it does not compare to
being told live, on air,

that you are broken.

It's about as bad as
when Geraldo Rivera

opened up Capone's vault,

and all they found
were dust and cobwebs.

I mean, it's not journalism.

This is mental midgetry.

I mean, we are doing all
these gymnastics to pander

to an audience that doesn't
even appreciate real news

unless they are info-tained.

Okay, hold on, Mary Jane.

Look, what you did-- you know what?
Scratch that.

What you are doing--it resonates
with a lot of viewers.

I actually like your story.

Before Eric and I broke up,

we were actually talking
about adopting a baby.

Adoption? Really?

Yeah, you know,

here I am in my 40s just
dancing three years now.

He's gone, I'm alone,

and I have no clue
what my future holds.

Baby, why couldn't you
just say that you're 43?

'Cause I refuse.

Why didn't you tell me?

Look, despite what Eric
thought, you know,

some conversations are
just best between lovers,

so while I don't have follicles
or eggs or a vagina,

it doesn't mean you're alone.
Mary Jane--

Oh, my God, I can't
stop crying.

Oh great--walls of glass.

Listen. Listen. Listen.

Don't worry, okay? I got you.

I got you, all right?

[sports on television]

So what does she
want in return

for this kind of latitude?

She must want to see some kind
of quantitative investment

on your part, otherwise she's
assuming all the risk.

A $5 million investment
to prove I'm serious.

She says a straightforward
capital investment

will legitimize the project.

Now, that's what I've
been building towards,

but I just don't
have 5 million.

Mm-hmm. Well, I hope you're
not expecting it from me.

No. Look, that's not
what I'm asking, okay?

I just need some advice on
the offer she's making.

Well, the first question
is do you want to partner

with an angel investor
or a venture capitalist?

Well, I've already talked to
Jake, and he's pretty sure

we can convince his
father to double down.

Are you really
sure you want Jake

to have a stake
in your company?

No, no.

Jake didn't go
to that meeting.

You did.

Jake didn't secure the offer.

You did.

Jake didn't
conceptualize the idea.

You did.

Don't let that boy and his
daddy capitalize off of you

simply because they were born
into the freedom of wealth.

Donald Sterling's rants
didn't teach you anything?

Stick with your own.

That's the way they do it.

Okay.

I know there'll always be
people who think like that,

but Jake's my friend first.

I trust him.

You know, this sounds like a
great investment opportunity

for a young internet
guru with liquid assets.

David?

New money's always
looking to spend money,

and he'll probably give you
double of what you ask him

just to impress Pauletta.

He likes this family. He's
not gonna mess that up.

Use it to your advantage.

I just don't want
to piss of Letta.

You know how complicated
they like to be.

I get why she's
not calling me,

but why isn't she
calling you?

She's mad at me again.

You know your daughter.

She could be dead like
that girl she reported on.

Really, you girls...

I'm sure she'll call you.

I think they're gonna
choose house number two.

Me too.

- Hey, what's up, PJ?
- Yo, glad to see you, brother.

(Paul Jr.) Thanks for
coming by so quickly.

(David) Oh, no problem. I
was in the neighborhood.

Hey, Lisa. How's Mary Jane?

I'm fine, David.

Thanks for asking.

Okay, first, let me thank you
for taking the time to stop by.

Oh yeah, I mean, you sounded
pretty serious on the phone, so.

It is very serious.

It's not about my sister.

Calm down. Okay?

Yeah, all right.

I have a business
opportunity for you.

Now, I've mentioned
to you many times

about my retirement
community development.

Oh, yeah, over
at Lake Keowee?

Yeah.

Well, now I have the attention
of Barbara Ling-Cho,

CEO of Carter.

Wow.

That's impressive,
grasshopper.

Thank you.

Well, the real estate trade's
been talking Keowee up.

Yes, and I know how committed
you are to promoting

and investing in our community's
economic participation, so I--

That's something I say
when I give speeches.

- All right?
- Yeah.

She's looking for a commitment.
How much?

5 mill.

Hmm.

Yeah, I think I
can raise that.

You think you can--okay.

But when I do,

my group's gonna need
49.9% ownership equity.

Come on, man.
You're killing me.

I'm already splitting my
profit in half with Jake.

That's not my issue, is it?

I mean, you guys
are gonna maintain

controlling interest
of the company,

and how you split that between
the two of you is your business.

But one thing I do
want to make sure of

is that we're being
transparent with Mary Jane.

What does she think
about all this?

She's cool. Look, come on.

You know us Pattersons,
we stick together.

So why don't I
call your office

once my lawyer draws
up the paperwork?

Sounds good.

Whew, well, give it to me.

We're family, man. Come here.

(Kara) We've already teased
a conclusion to part one,

and the promotions
department would prefer

to air it on Monday.

(man) The live team is still
prepared for a second visit

to Dr. Marrs' office should you
go through with the extraction.

(Kara) We can sell
it as a long shot--

a hopeful long shot.

You know, chart the costs,

spin an angle on the insurance
coverage or the lack thereof,

and we'd reinvigorate
the Obamacare debate,

which would flow nicely
into the legacy package.

You know, take a look
back before moving ahead.

(man) I'm almost done vetting

the founder of that
co-parenting site,

Modamaly.

Maybe we could sell a part two
before concluding part one?

No, no, no. Absolutely not.

No. That's not the conversation
we're having at all.

Look, Mary Jane, I know this is
difficult for you personally,

but we have got to
give these guys

some kind of direction
before tomorrow.

And if you're not going
back to Dr. Marrs,

then we need to
prepare a conclusion

for this segment before we
launch into anything else.

I'll let you know.

Oh, boy. Okay.

[knock on door]

Hey, Dad.

What are you doing here?

Hey. Couldn't sleep.

And the hot light was on.

Smart girl.

Oh, yeah.

Better than a dog,

quiet, and just as effective.

Come on.

So everybody's
doing all right?

Yeah, believe it or not.

I think they may have
reached an understanding...

finally.

[laughs]

And Cameron is coming
around, so it's good.

Really? Good for her.

I don't know anymore, Dad.

I mean, when that
thing first started,

I just kind of felt like
it was work, you know?

But after what happened
yesterday, I mean, God,

it's frightening, 'cause
it's finally dawning on me.

Like, what if I can't
have babies at all?

Well, baby, maybe that's
not such a bad thing.

Why would you say
something like that?

Because I'm not convinced that
you really want children.

Were you watching yesterday?

Yeah.

Do you think I would suffer
public embarrassment

because I don't
want to have kids?

Call it a father's intuition.

Call it 38 years of watching
and raising a child

who, from college to grad
school to the news room,

always went after what
she wanted and got it.

Call it doing the analysis

and finding it strange
that the only goal

that has eluded you is
a husband and a baby.

You're trying to make it seem
like it's all within my control,

like I can just cast a spell,

and poof: husband and a baby.

I mean, getting what
you and mom have--

it doesn't happen like that.

What we have started
in a tradition

that I don't think is
even relevant today.

You've got to throw
out of your mind

what we have and
start focusing in

on what it is that
makes you happy.

Pauletta Patterson, what
your mother and I have

is not something you
should aspire to.

I am confused.

I'm saying that I
worked my ass off

at the airlines for years to
give my children everything,

and what I'm beginning to see

is my children are
drifting out to sea

with no direction,
unaware of the fact

that a rip tide is about
to pull them under.

Pauletta, figure it out.

That boy loves you,
and you love him.

You've even got his
college shirt on.

So what if it's not
the perfect package?

Let that woman give him the
babies that you don't want.

So what am I supposed to
do, just go get my man

even though he's
with somebody else?

No, you're supposed to go out
there and get your happiness.

And if it's David,

don't let misunderstandings
and misinterpretations

get in your way.

Stop chasing some Leave
It to Beaver dream

that doesn't really work.

Stop chasing goals that
you really don't want.

Focus on the ones
that you do,

and move toward
'em with gusto.

I'm also saying if it's
not David, move on.

And if you don't want to
live in Atlanta anymore, go.

Don't tether yourself to
us, worrying about us,

and forgetting about you and
what it is that you want.

I'm exhausted.

I can't stand it
anymore, Dad.

Well, don't have children.

[answering machine beep]

(Mary Jane) Hey
Kara, it's me.

I hope you're not at work,
but you probably are,

so go home.

I'm not gonna go
through with it,

but I have an idea
for Friday's show,

so I'll talk to you later.

[water running]

[calm, pensive music]

[buzzing]

(man)
I don't know
about my love

Egg freezing is most ideal

for women between the
ages of 30 and 38.

And while most experts agree
success largely depends

on the woman's age, cancellation
due to immature follicles

occurs in 10% to 20% of
IVF treatment cycles.

With the cost of such treatments

ranging from $10 to
$20,000 a cycle,

it's no wonder the process
can become emotionally

and financially exhaustive.

I don't recommend it.

But is there a chance
I can get pregnant

with one of those four eggs?

Yes.

Then I want to
take that chance.

Okay then.

The trigger shot will
give your follicles

one last boost before
the extraction.

You'll take home a
syringe and two vials.

I will not proceed
on the path

toward freezing my eggs
here on Talk Back,

but I encourage every woman
out there to continue

to explore different paths
to modern day motherhood.

As Plato said: "Necessity
breeds invention."

And I suspect that
society will continue

to prove this to be true.

Until next week,

I'm Mary Jane Paul.

Thanks for listening.

Time is of the essence, so
once you take the shot,

you'll have 36 hours

until you need to get back
here for the extraction.

And then, of course,
we'll hope for the best.

(man)
All I know is

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