Wow, I'd missed all of this. I figure it's not too late to send an email myself, as they're still advertising it on the website. Mine's certainly not as well written as some of the others:

"To Jody Scott

I'm writing to express my disgust at the recently published article, 'Goddess v Goddess'.

I find it incredibly tasteless attempting to pit women against each other over the issue of fertility. Surely you could not believe this to be an example of quality journalism? Frankly, the quality of this article ranks amongst the worst of television current affairs programs.

I am a few weeks shy of 32. I'd always envisioned myself starting to have children at the age of 24, but that's not the way my life turned out. I didn't 'put off' having children. That wasn't my choice. My new husband and I are keen to start a family, but at this stage we have no idea what our chances are of conceiving or delivering children. I hope that whatever our outcome, I'm lucky enough to never encounter people as ignorant as Allison Rushby, nor as insensitive as yourself in choosing to publish such a piece of rubbish.

If your aim was to create a controversy to generate sales, I can only be thankful that I didn't waste my money buying your magazine. Be confident in the knowledge that I won't be making future purchases.

Sincerely,
Michelle Jones"

In all honesty, I really don't know what our chances are. We're hoping for the best, but who knows how it's all going to turn out? Either way, it's not a case of fertile vs infertile. What do they think? That there are two camps out there, waging war against each other? We're all in this together. We're all human beings.

(With notable exception of Allison Rushby, apparently.)