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My Mum was 45 when she gave birth to twins

Catherine McDiarmid-Watt | Friday, March 28, 2008 | 0 comments

My Mum was 45 in 1966, when she gave birth to identical twin girls. (I'm one of them)!

She was working as a midwife at the time, and carried to term we were 6 pound each! Dad was, wait for it, 62! They also had a 10 year old daughter.

By all accounts we were beautiful, healthy babies, complete with golden curls. Our parents had enough energy for us all, and were always there for us. Because their working days were over when we were born, they had plenty of time for us all!

Even in the teenage years, they listened to all our woes and supported us. They saw & enjoyed 10 grandchildren. Dad died 3 yrs ago at 98, and Mum 18 months later at 82. They kept good health pretty much all their lives.

Many of our friends lost their parents before we lost ours. We all adored them.

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