Pregnancy and home birth at 44
Photo Credit: Cradled Infant, by Garrison Photography |
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
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Originally posted on September 20, 2009.
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I would love to read how long it took the women to conceive a viable pregnancy?