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    Apr. 18, 2003

     

     

    "Voluntarily childless women show higher levels of overall well-
    being, rate themselves as more autonomous with greater environmental
    mastery, and are less likely to have a child-related regret."
    from Jeffries S, Konnert C. "Regret and psychological well-being
    among voluntarily and involuntarily childless women and mothers." Int
    J Aging Hum Dev 2002; 54(2): 89-106.

    "According to their own accounts, the women lived happily without
    children, though problems arose in their meeting with others (family,
    friends, colleagues) who did not accept their choice of life-style."
    from Fjell TI. "Voluntarily childless women – wherein lies the
    problem?" Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen 2002 Jan 10; 122(1): 76-8.

    "Childless wives have higher mean levels of satisfaction than do
    mothers."
    from Polonko KA, Scanzoni J, Teachman JD. "Childlessness and marital
    satisfaction: a further assessment." J Fam Issues 1982 Dec; 3(4): 545-
    73.

    "Almost half the women would have preferred an earlier
    [sterilization] operation."
    from Bordahl PE. "Tubal sterilization. A prospective long term
    investigation of 218 sterilized women." Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand
    Suppl 1984; 128:1-56.

    "There did not appear to be a significantly higher rate of regret in
    nulliparous women undergoing tubal ligation than that seen in studies
    of parous women. Feelings of unhappiness with regard to sterility
    were not related to age at the time of request."
    from Benjamin L, Rubinstein LM, Kleinkopf V. "Elective sterilization
    in childless women." Fertil Steril 1980 Aug; 34(2): 116-20.

    "The cumulative probability of regret…was lowest among women who had
    no previous births."
    from Hillis SD, et al. "Poststerilization regret: findings from the
    United States Collaborative Review of Sterilization." Obstet Gynecol
    1999 Jun; 93(6): 889-95.

    "Approximately 40% of the women who decided for sterilization but had
    their intentions blocked expressed regret at the short-term follow-
    up, and one-third reported regret at the second interview 4 years
    later. Also, women who chose not to be sterilized and then
    experienced a subsequent pregnancy were 7 times more likely to
    express regret than women who went through with the procedure."
    from "Sterilization. Determining a good candidate." Contracept Techol
    Update 1993 May; 14(5): 75.

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