I have not inverted the numbers, they have read well. Patricia Rashbrook, a British child psychologist will be a mother for the third time at age 63, the future 7-month pregnant mom, has a 22-year-old son and a 26-year-old daughter from her previous marriage.
The egg donor was a woman from an Eastern European country, according to the British broadcaster BBC. The sperm with which fertilization was performed is from Rashbrook's second husband, a 61-year history professor.
The treatment has been carried out by a specialized clinical dwarf in Rome where Dr. Severino Antorino has helped other women to have a child.
"In principle there are no age limits for a treatment" such as Rashbrook performed with egg donation, said Michael von Wolff, chief physician of the Department of Gynecological Endocrinology at the German University of Heidelberg, to the dpa agency. "The biological limit (for a pregnancy) between 40 and 45 years is without effect with an egg donation." What really limits is simply the general state of the mother's health. With older ages the risk grows, but theoretically a pregnancy in the womb of an 80 year old woman is possible.
I do not know, I do not imagine being pregnant with 63 years better I hope to have grandchildren, with the energy that children have ... with 70 years I do not think I can run after a child of five when I escape from the park, and the back with the aupas?
What do you think?
