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Happened countless times through history

Catherine McDiarmid-Watt | Tuesday, January 01, 2008 | 0 comments

On the subject of babies born naturally to women in their mid/late 50's, I believe this could have happened countless times through history.

I have returned the book to the library now, but perhaps one of the ladies here has a copy of 'Birth Begins at 40'?

I'm sure there were several case study accounts in that of mothers becoming pregnant when they were going through menopause.

Some women can have periods well in to their 50's (my own mother being one), so surely it must be possible for women who are menstruating to also ovulate in their 50's?

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