Older women giving birth to a burgeoning trend in motherhood
Baby can wait
Fran Watson gave birth to Angus when she was 43 years old, having waited 20 years to find the right partner, get married and then have a child.
What I feel like a mom who waited a long time is 'My God, I'm happy,'
said the longtime publicist.
And what can possibly be wrong with that wonderful feeling?
A fitness professional in Calgary, Helen Vanderburg said she delayed having children mostly because she wasn't in a committed relationship until she was older; building her career played a secondary role.
She underwent a full complement of testing to rule out any genetic abnormalities and, at 45 years old, gave birth to her daughter, Sage.
This Pregnancy Over 40 story was found on Calgary Herald
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Originally posted on February 15, 2009
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