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cjgl-2508	Lang, Lucy Jane	To Love the Babe That Milks Me: Infanticide and Reconceiving the Mother	2005	28	.pdf	application/pdf	12683	551	53	20051 Columbia Journal of Gender and Law as negative suffering, despite its social construction as positive suffering: such women are indeed doubly damned. 90 Such women often lack the financial as well as the psychological resources to take action to address their pregnancies.9' These women frequently come from religious or social communities that condemn both premarital sex and abortion, contributing to their feelings of shame and the sense that there is no way out.92 Many neonaticidal women report unpleasant feelings about sexuality dating back to their childhoods.93 Despite media claims that such women concealed their pregnancies, a more accurate explanation is to say that these women denied their pregnancies, both to the people around them and to themselves.94 It is unsurprising that regions in which there is limited access 8 People v. Wernick, 674 N.E.2d 322 (N.Y. 1996).	cache/cjgl-2508.pdf	txt/cjgl-2508.txt