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This article is short and to the point. An interesting read for anyone.
A study done showed older men may have substandard sperm. There was a higher incidence in miscarriage and infertility in men over the age of 35. Check it out Father's age a factor in infertility ~Mother to Brandon, Austin, Ethan, Ryan and Lillian~ |
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Shannon, lol, I thought the same thing! I was thinking the blame didn't have to only be of old eggs anymore. You are so funny!
Good for you for keeping a light spirit around you. ~Mother to Brandon, Austin, Ethan, Ryan and Lillian~ |
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The father of my first was 50! Second was 45! Age was not the issue! My first husband was 21 & I was 19. Together we could never have children! Now, he has two & I have two---and I'm forever grateful that together we did not! LOL
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Somehow I deleted my post, so here it is again...
I know this is not funny, but, anyone who knows me, knows I make light of just about everything. But, as most of you know my son was born with alot of issues, and I keep joking with my doctor telling him it was just old eggs, I should not have had a child this late in life. Well according to this article maybe it not MY old eggs, maybe it was HIS old swimmers. HA-HA. LOL. Momma always said, life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you'll get. Forrest Gump Link |
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