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Her passport shows that she's 125, and she says she last gave birth a mere 46 years ago, at the tender age of 79.
If true, she has beaten the previous record holder by almost a decade. Some critics, however, have thrown doubts on her story, suggesting her documents possibly don't offer the whole truth.
Possible in theory
Ulya Margusheva is an ethnic Kabardin from the Russian republic of Kabardino-Balkaria in the North Caucasus. Long-lifer Ulya says she doesn't eat anything sweet or salty, and she hates bananas.
Her story becomes all the more fascinating with the revelation the woman gave birth to her only child when she was 79.
I explain it by the fact she lives in an ecologically-safe environment. She's a healthy woman herself,said Maria Tembotova, the republic's chief obstetrician.
And despite the fact she got married late, she had a healthy lifestyle. So it is possible in theory.
Journalists investigate
So far a Japanese woman lays claim to the record as the oldest mother to give birth. If Ulya really is the true world record holder, why is she enjoying so little publicity?
Two documents, her passport, and her child's birth certificate make it quite clear: Ulya was born in 1884 and her child was born 79 years later. Ulya explains:
Yes, I gave birth to my child naturally. No cesarean section. A nurse at the hospital told me when I was checking out with a child: 'Oh! What a poor woman!'
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on RT.com
Read more: Giving birth at 79 – new world record or fake?
Originally posted on April 17, 2009
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Infertility Sux!!Strategies to Release You From the Bondage of Infertility
by Lyn Vaccaro
-- A story of my personal journey of thriving fertility that produced 6 healthy girls, then upon turning 40 becoming infertile as I conceived and miscarried 5 times consecutively.
At which point I changed my diet and lifestyle to raw live food and juicing, to create a healthier environment in my body.
After a year of practicing this, I went on to conceive and give birth to two healthy boys at the age of 43, and again at 45.
Length: 22 pages
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Baby Meagan was born at the Medical Centre Leeuwarden at 9.48am [7.48pm AEDT] on March 21,a statement on the website of the hospital in the northern Dutch province of Friesland said on Monday.
Meagan is the daughter of Tineke Geessink, a 63-year-old woman from Harlingen.
The girl was born with the aid of caesarean section, the statement said.
Both mother and daughter are fine.
Dutch media reports said Ms. Geessink was the oldest Dutch woman to become a mother.
It is a feeling that I have had for so long [to have a child],the woman told Dutch public radio NOS.
At some point there was something inside me saying: 'It's now or never', and I decided to try everything possible to see if it is still possible.
NOS said the woman fell pregnant through a foreign sperm donor as Dutch fertility doctors would not help her due to her age.
There is no guarantee that if you have a child at a young age you will see your child grow up,Ms. Geessink, a single mother, told the radio.
Of course, the risk with me is bigger. And whether the child will find it nice to have such an old mother ... I hope that she loves me so much that she will just be glad to have me.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on Sydney Morning Herald
Read more: Oldest new mother gives birth at 63
Originally posted on March 22, 2011.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
But I Don't Feel Too Old to Be a Mommy! The Complete Sourcebook for Starting (and Re-Starting) Motherhood Beyond 35 and After 40by Doreen Nagle
-- The first and only book to fully address the concerns of the ever-growing but greatly ignored the audience of literate, educated women who have delayed motherhood.
In this comprehensive work, women who are considering parenting in their 30s, 40s, and later - whether for the first time or starting over-will find all the information they need to make informed choices.
Complete with quotes from medical experts, later-in-life moms, and their kids, this one-stop book will calm the doubts and fears of women considering motherhood after 35 and beyond 40 by providing supportive yet realistic information.
Paperback: 275 pagesClick to order/for more info: But I Don't Feel Too Old to Be a Mommy!
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A 43-year-old Madrid woman has given birth to her fourth child while in the toilets of the Law Faculty of the UNED University in Madrid, where she works.
She said she did not even know she was pregnant.
She had thought she had started the menopause.
Two of her work colleagues helped her and called SAMUR health professionals to the scene on Monday at 11am.
The baby girl weighed 1.96 kilos, and mother and baby are now both doing well in the Gregario Marañón Hospital.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on TypicallySpanish.com
Read more: Sorry, article is no longer available online
Originally posted on December 14th, 2010.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Surprise Motherhood: A Guide to Unexpected Adult Pregnancyby Ophelia Austin-Small
-- Pregnancy books on the market have one of two audiences - the teen with an unplanned pregnancy or the adult with a planned and chosen one.
Nowhere is there a book for the almost 3 million adult women facing surprise pregnancy every year.
Surprise Motherhood is aimed directly at that gap, telling the stories of Ophelia and other women who have faced unplanned pregnancy as an adult, professional woman.
With extensive information about options, paternity, career issues, postpartum depression, finances, and more, Surprise Motherhood is the only reference of its kind, and is sure to be an invaluable reader resource.
Paperback: 196 pagesClick to order/for more info: Surprise Motherhood
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Before her unexpected pregnancy, Ms. Becker says, she was absorbed by her career and rarely gave motherhood much thought.
The birth of a son almost 10 months ago altered the course of her life, as well as her relationship with a man 11 years younger, she says.
Although they were happy together, they had no long-term commitment,
so the pregnancy definitely made a big impact.
Her partner, a full-time student, was
stunnedby the news, she adds, but he quickly adjusted to fatherhood after the baby was born.
He's crazy in love with this kid.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on TheGlobeandMail.com
Read more: Oopsy baby - I'm too old to get pregnant
Originally posted on September 20, 2009.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Empty Womb, Aching Heart: Hope and Help for Those Struggling With Infertilityby Marlo Schalesky
-- Contains frank and emotionally resonate stories from both men and women facing the struggle of infertility.
Mother's Day is not a joyful occasion for all women, particularly those who would like to have children but cannot.
Marlo Schalesky's Empty Womb, Aching Heart: Hope and Help for Those Struggling with Infertility does for Christian women what Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin's Tears of Sorrow, Seeds of Hope: A Jewish Spiritual Companion for Infertility and Pregnancy Loss did for Jewish women: provide comfort and camaraderie in the face of infertility and pregnancy loss.
Paperback: 188 pagesClick to order/for more info: Empty Womb, Aching Heart
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I was told by both (ultrasound sonographers) they weren't allowed to tell parents the gender of the baby anymore,said Adams, a 45-year-old who lives in Newmarket.
I said, 'Since when?'
Adams had her first child just 13 months ago at Headwaters Health Care Centre in Orangeville.
Back then, ultrasound staff at the same hospital gave her the option of learning her baby's gender.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on TheStar.com
Read more: Divulging baby's gender during ultrasound varies across GTA hospitals
Originally posted in April 17, 2012
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
IVF: A Patient's Guideby Rebecca Matthews
-- The perfect companion book for anyone considering or currently undergoing fertility treatment. Reduce your stress and improve your chance of success by arming yourself with the facts.
Written by a respected, caring and practicing expert in the field, not a patient!
Inside these pages, you will get answers to the most common questions, but even better, get answers to the critical questions that aren't asked often enough; some could even save the life of your baby.
Understand the most up-to-date, cutting-edge techniques utilized in IVF and genetic testing.
See exactly what happens under the microscope.
Learn how to choose the very best clinic and what, exactly, you should be asking your doctor.
Follow specific case studies, and hear from a variety of patients in their own words as well.
Packed with charts, tables, graphs and photos, this easy-to-navigate guide is the next best thing to having a best friend in the field of reproductive medicine.
Paperback: 174 pagesClick to order/for more info: IVF: A Patient's Guide
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John Travolta's wife Kelly Preston, 47 years old, is expecting.
The Hollywood couple made their announcement on both of their websites Tuesday:
It's impossible to keep a secret...especially one as wonderful as this,the message reads.
We want to be the first to share this great news with everyone that we are expecting a new addition to the our family.
The message is signed
John, Kelly and Ella.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on USmagazine.com
Read more: John Travolta and Kelly Preston, 47, Are Expecting!
Originally posted on May 18, 2009
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Murphy Lives Hereby Dr. Merryl J. Polak
-- Initially apprehensive about becoming a mother, Emma mapped out her life plans steered by the fulfillment of a happy marriage and career.
She thought she might one day feel ready and willing to add the role of mother to her life's responsibilities, but she had not quite figured out when that would occur.
When Emma's biological clock smacked her upside the head and she suddenly craved motherhood over every other aspect of life, she was stunned to discover that she could not get pregnant.
After a year of ovulation test kits and timed baby making under her belt, it was inevitable that other avenues needed exploration.
After pursuing every option, including adoption, Emma learned that becoming a parent was not as simple a process as she had always envisioned.
Paperback: 226 pagesClick to order/for more info: Murphy Lives Here
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My friend had her first baby at 45 tears old, conceived without medical assistance.
A relative of my husband was the oldest woman ever to give birth at our local maternity hospital aged 49, again conceived naturally.
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One of my college roommates had her one and only baby quite late….
A result of waiting for the right moment to come, as well as unfortunate circumstances...
She is now almost 50 years old, and her daughter is 4 1/2 years old...
Technically she is old enough to be a grandmother!
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My mother had her last healthy baby at 45 years old, and her last pregnancy at 47 years old!
I have friends who had babies in their 40s - one started at 42 years old, and had three babies, one year after the other (all normal and healthy).
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I am 43 years old and am 35 weeks pregnant with our first child.
I was quite fit and healthy at the beginning of the pregnancy, and this has stayed with me throughout.
On the scale of things, I have had a lovely pregnancy so far: just occasional nausea in the first trimester, one night of acid reflux in the second trimester, and a week of leg cramps in the third trimester.
I am as anxious as any other first-timer but more grounded than ever before in myself.
I love my husband and we're both delighted to be having a baby. His support means everything right now.
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I don't think you are old at 43 years old.
My God, my friend's mum had her last baby at 55 years old, and that is the honest truth.
She had a beautiful baby girl, and both of them were very healthy.
Then my younger friend had a Down Syndrome baby, and she was only 20 years old when her baby was born.
So please, I really don’t believe in this **** about the older you are, the sicker your child can be.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
50 Things You Can Do Today to Increase Your Fertilityby Sally Lewis and Nim Barnes
-- Practical advice and a holistic approach to help you conceive, including simple dietary and lifestyle changes and do it yourself complementary therapies.
In this accessible and informative guide, Sally Lewis explains how age, sexual infections, diet, excess weight, stress, and anxiety affect fertility.
Teaching how to discover the best time for conception; understand the link between body, mind, and fertility; and manage stress and relax to prevent anxiety, this is the ultimate guide to increasing the likelihood of conception at any age.
Paperback: 128 pagesClick to order/for more info: 50 Things You Can Do Today to Increase Your Fertility
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Shortly after their 22nd wedding anniversary, she found out she was pregnant for the first time.
She was 45 years old.
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I do have one friend who claims to have had IVF [in vitro fertilization] success with her own eggs at 48 years old!!!
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I personally know one close friend, as well as one acquaintance who both got pregnant with IVF at 43 years old, and delivered a beautiful baby girl each at 44 years old.
I know my friend got pregnant on her first try.
Her baby is now about 5 months old, and she is gearing up to try again at 44 years old.
The other acquaintance also got pregnant at 43 years old with IVF.
I don't know as much about her story, but, from what I understand, she also got pregnant on the first try with IVF.
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A girlfriend of mine had had two horrible miscarriages (one was at 5 months, and she nearly bled to death).
Then, after seeing an acupuncturist and taking herbs, she got pregnant and gave birth at 43 years old!
She has a beautiful healthy daughter, and it was all natural!
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Midlife Motherhood: A Woman-to-Woman Guide to Pregnancy and Parentingby Jann Blackstone-Ford
-- What's a woman to do when she is facing menopause, toddlers, and elder care all at the same time?
Women who have
been there and done thatprovide some insight in Midlife Motherhood.
Offering humor, warmth, and frankness, this is a hand-holding guide for the uninitiated.
What's on their minds:
• Common fears and concerns: from Down's syndrome to being too old
• Fertility challenges and what to physically expect from pregnancy
• How to juggle postpartum demands-parenting, working, caring for aging parents . . . and all at once!
• Hot flashes and warm bottles: coping with hormonal changes while caring for a new baby
Paperback: 288 pagesClick to order/for more info: Midlife Motherhood
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oldermothers is only unique by our modern standards.
I recently looked up old census records only to discover women in the mid to late 1800s continued to have children well into their late 40s and early 50s!
Apparently, they had babies right up until menopause.
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My mother was 46 years old when she had me
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Please also keep in mind any mother who is healthy enough to conceive/carry a pregnancy to term at an older age has a much greater likelihood of having the genes to help her live longer, particularly if it is conceived with her own egg.
Research studies have show those women often live to over 100 years old.
By the way, I gave birth to my biological baby at age 45, my parents are in their 80s and healthy.
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I had a daughter at 19 years old, and I was in labor for 18 hours.
I was pregnant at 44 years old (unbeknownst to all of us), and he popped out in about 20 minutes.
Much easier later in life!!!
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My parents married at 27 years old, and quickly had three children.
When my mother was in her 40s, and going thru menopause, she got pregnant with me.
My siblings are much older than me, they were getting married and going off to fight the Vietnam war as I was just starting kindergarten.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
But I Don't Feel Too Old to Be a Mommy! The Complete Sourcebook for Starting (and Re-Starting) Motherhood Beyond 35 and After 40by Doreen Nagle
-- The first and only book to fully address the concerns of the ever-growing but greatly ignored an audience of literate, educated women who have delayed motherhood.
In this comprehensive work, women who are considering parenting in their 30s, 40s, and later - whether for the first time or starting over - will find all the information they need to make informed choices.
Complete with quotes from medical experts, later-in-life moms, and their kids, this one-stop book will calm the doubts and fears of women considering motherhood after 35 and beyond 40 by providing supportive yet realistic information.
Paperback: 275 pagesClick to order/for more info: But I Don't Feel Too Old to Be a Mommy!
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This past Sunday, while shopping at WalMart, I ran into a girl whom I had gone to high school with.She was eight months pregnant with her second baby, and she is 47 years old...
We chatted for a few minutes, and I found she had a son who was five years old and was due in four weeks with this baby.
There is hope everywhere...
I think we all need to hear the good more so than the bad society and the medical profession tends to throw at us.
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Yes, I was the same age, 44 years old when I conceived, and 45 years old when my second daughter arrived.
Other than some blood pressure problems, an uneventful reasonably natural birth, and pregnancy.
Now we are actively preventing a reoccurrence.
We consider ourselves to be very lucky people for it to happen so easily...
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My mom was 43 years old when she became pregnant with my youngest brother.
Of course, she was already beginning menopause, she had not had her period for several months.
So when she got pregnant she didn't even realize it.
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I'm 46 years old and expecting my fourth child on May 2nd.
I conceived with no medical intervention, although I did miscarry immediately prior to conceiving this child.
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My c-section is scheduled for five weeks from today. I'm ready.
It's been a fairly easy pregnancy, but I'm ready for it to be over.
My back is starting to ache a bit.
I turned 46 years old a couple of weeks ago, so I guess if an occasionally achy back is the only complaint I've got, then I'm doing OK.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
You Make Me Feel Like an Unnatural Woman: Diary of an Older Motherby Judith Newman
-- Today the number of women having their first child over thirty-five has increased by a bazillion fold, or some equally scary large number and Newman is the first to write a book telling what it's really like when a trip to the drugstore entails the purchase of both diaper cream and wrinkle cream; when
getting your shotsmeans both immunization and Botox.
You Make Me Feel Like an Unnatural Woman is not only about having children later in life: it's about what happens to a marriage—and to the spirit when even the most sought-after baby comes.
Wry, warm, and brutally honest, this is the book for any woman—whatever her age—who has awakened at 3AM to the insistent shrieks of her darling and thought: Oh man, I'm too old for this.
Paperback: 320 pagesClick to order/for more info: You Make Me Feel Like an Unnatural Woman
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Check out this YouTube video of Marcia Proffelt, a 57 year old pregnant American woman.
She is playing tennis with her husband, in Acapulco, Mexico.
While she is 9 months pregnant.
She says,
Never give up!
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on YouTube.com
Read more: 57 year old pregnant woman playing tennis
Originally posted on July 10, 2009.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Motherhood After 35: Choices, Decisions, Optionsby Maggie Jones
-- How is having a baby different for women in their late thirties and early forties?
If you're between 35 and 45 years old, and trying to have a baby, or have already conceived, here's the reassurance you need ... and the facts you've been waiting for.
Maggie Jones evaluates the advantages as well as the risks of later motherhood.
Whether you are considering your first pregnancy after 35, or are starting a
secondfamily later in life, Motherhood After 35 is written with you in mind.
The author describes simply and clearly how to have the healthiest pregnancy possible, and the options available.
Paperback: 192 pagesClick to order/for more info: Motherhood After 35
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We are thrilled beyond measure to have been blessed with our fourth precious, healthy child,Sorvino told People, which first confirmed the news.
The
Romy and Michele’s High School Reunionstar is 44 years old, and also mother to 7-year-old daughter Mattea and sons Johnny, 5, and Holden, 2 years old.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on LAtimes.com
Read more: Mira Sorvino welcomes 4th baby with Christopher Backus
Originally posted on May 04, 2012.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
But I Don't Feel Too Old to Be a Mommy! The Complete Sourcebook for Starting (and Re-Starting) Motherhood Beyond 35 and After 40by Doreen Nagle
-- The first and only book to fully address the concerns of the ever-growing, but greatly ignored audience of literate, educated women who have delayed motherhood.
In this comprehensive work, women who are considering parenting in their 30s, 40s, and later -- whether for the first time or starting over -- will find all the information they need to make informed choices.
Complete with quotes from medical experts, later-in-life moms, and their kids, this one-stop book will calm the doubts and fears of women considering motherhood after 35 and beyond 40 by providing supportive yet realistic information.
Paperback: 275 pagesClick to order/for more info: But I Don't Feel Too Old to Be a Mommy!
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Matthew Arora was born on Christmas day 2010 after his mother, Anita Arora, 46 years old, was rushed to the hospital just two days after she found out she was pregnant.
After weeks of hospital care, he finally arrived in his family's Southfields home on February 17 to live with his mum, dad, and two siblings for the first time and is progressing well.
Mrs. Arora said:
It is very nice to finally have the whole family at home, and he is getting on very well with his brother and sister.
The Wandsworth Guardian revealed earlier this year how Mrs Arora claimed she was told on numerous occasions she was not pregnant by her GPs, with them diagnosing her with the early menopause.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on WandsworthGuardian.co.uk
Read more: Shock birth baby returns to Southfields home after six weeks in hospital
Originally posted on March 7, 2011.
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Conquering Infertility: Dr. Alice Domar's Mind/Body Guide to Enhancing Fertility and Coping with Infertilityby Alice D. Domar and Alice Lesch Kelly
-- Infertility is a heartbreaking condition affecting nine million American couples each year.
It causes tremendous stress, can trigger debilitating sadness and depression and can tear a marriage to shreds.
In Conquering Infertility, Harvard psychologist Alice Domar — whom Vogue calls the
Fertility Goddess— provides infertile couples with what they need most: stress relief, support, and hope.
Using the innovative mind/body techniques she has perfected at her clinic, Domar helps infertile women not only regain control over their lives but also boost their chances of becoming pregnant.
With Conquering Infertility, women learn how to cope with infertility in a much more positive way and to carve a path toward a rich, full, happy life.
Paperback: 320 pagesClick to order/for more info: Conquering Infertility
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Miriam says: As you might have figured out, I am now in my 50s.
After being very concentrated on my calling, I found myself pregnant for the first time at 51 years old.
Needless to say, my husband and I were elated!
After a blessedly uneventful pregnancy, I gave birth to a daughter.
I sincerely believe I was able to carry so easily because I used my own relaxation techniques, and have a healthy body due to years of exercise, yoga, Tai Chi, and right eating.
Indeed, during the pregnancy, I spent a great of time in meditation and relaxation.
I feel the 9 months of gestation are crucial for the developing fetus and affect the rest of her life.
Miriam recommends two best-selling books - Pathways to Vibrant Health and Well-being, and Women Living Consciously.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on WellnessAgenda.com
Read more: About Miriam Belov, MAT, RMT
TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Fully Fertile: A 12-Week Holistic Plan for Optimal Fertilityby Elisabeth Heller, Tami Quinn, Jeanie Lee Bussell
-- The healing powers of traditional yoga, Oriental medicine, nutrition, and other mind/body techniques are accessible with this do-it-yourself manual for women who are struggling with infertility or just looking to improve their odds of conception.
Natural methods based on Integrative Care for Fertility™ use a holistic approach to demonstrate how a home-based holistic fertility program can improve mind, body, and spirit, and in turn maximize chances for conceiving.
Photographs are provided to illustrate the proper yoga postures and interspersed stories from yoga practitioners and experts present real-life struggles of infertility patients and victories that will inspire all women who are trying for a healthy pregnancy and birth.
Paperback: 248 pagesClick to order/for more info: Fully Fertile
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