As a long term reader of Jezebel, a below the liner, and a member of the technical crew of Midnight Rider, fuck you and your headline.

Perhaps because I was already aware of the tragic nature of Sarah Jones's in the line of work-related death, I'm finding this headline seriously *off*, so much so that it distracts — and detracts — from the actual article. Angry fans? Of dead woman? Really???

I'm going to go against the grain a bit and start the JLaw-backlash-backlash. I don't think she's faking it at all, I think she's genuinely kind of clumsy and silly and on the subject of things being silly I think it's kind of silly that we as a society of tv-watching people tolerated a famous person being down to…

Every single thing that went wrong tonight was because of Travolta's absurd and hideous toupee.

I don't get why people don't get that feeding issues were part of the high Infant Mortality Rate of the past??? I mean people, why do you think wet nurses were a thing? 5 lb at 2 months is horrifying, gah, I hope she's doing better now.

I read that several months ago. The photos still give me the shivers. I can't even...I can't...I just couldn't read to the end. It was disgusting.

Holy cow. I can't even. I can't finish all the parts. I am beyond. That is the saddest thing.

Yes, I still think of that article all the time, months after reading it.

YES. People should adopt because they want to adopt—regardless of their fertility. Not everyone is cut out to be an adoptive parent, and just because someone is struggling with fertility doesn't automatically mean it is the right choice for them. Similarly, being fertile doesn't mean one can't/shouldn't want to adopt.

OMG. That article. I read it when it came out and it just broke. my. heart. Thanks for re-posting.

That was so well put.

And adoption can have a lot of unusual challenges that not everyone is able to deal with. My family adopting my three younger sisters caused loads of strife - their birth mother did drugs during pregnancy, leaving holes in their brains and massive life problems as a result. Their birth mother also stalked us on…

Also, as an adoptee, adoption can come with a lot of baggage and isn't right for everyone.

Thank you........

Yes. Thank you! I personally think I would prefer to adopt rather than go through fertility treatments (should I find myself having difficulty conceiving), but I have plenty of friends and family members who have chosen IVF or IUF with fabulous results and who am I to judge their choices?

Thank you for putting this out there. Adoption shouldn't be this last resort option only when everything else has failed. Before someone criticizes someone else for not choosing it, they should look at their lives first.

Yes. This needs to be first comment ever posted on articles like this.

I have PCOS, and the different side effects are something I wrestle with daily. Truthfully, nothing else in my life brings me more shame or makes me more self-conscious. I'm working on that & I'll get there, but in the meantime, reading this makes me feel less alone. Harnaam Kaur is my hero.

Howdy, I live in Texas and had an abortion back in November of 2012. First off, I felt and still feel that having that abortion was the best decision for myself and the fetus. I have no remorse because it was done in a humane manner for the fetus and safely/legally for myself. I remember that once it was over...I felt…

Why are you advocating punitive measures for people who have done nothing wrong? Abortion is a consequence. Even for those who are firmly pro-choice and are certain of their decision, it's still a difficult event to face. No one would rather have an abortion than not be pregnant.