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To: oldvirginian

FWIW... my paternal Grandmother was in her early 30’s when she married and had her first child. She was 50 when she had my Dad. Her oldest son was in college when his baby brother was born. Fertility, in my opinion, may be something inherited like blue eyes or curly hair. I agree some women have fertility issues and may have problems after a certain age. However, I think they may also be the same women who had issues getting pregnant to begin with. IMHO.


18 posted on 05/02/2021 6:02:09 AM PDT by momtothree
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To: momtothree

While some women can bear children just fine well into their 40s, it seems true that, for any given woman, her odds of bearing a healthy child is better at 25 than 45.


26 posted on 05/02/2021 8:32:57 AM PDT by SauronOfMordor (A Leftist can't enjoy life unless they are controlling, hurting, or destroying others)
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To: momtothree

“I agree some women have fertility issues and may have problems after a certain age. However, I think they may also be the same women who had issues getting pregnant to begin with. IMHO.”

You’re most likely right.
Especially with the current crop of soy boys.

With that said, I wonder how decades of birth control use screwed up their reproductive system. Fooling your body into thinking you’re pregnant can’t be good in the long term.


30 posted on 05/02/2021 10:33:06 AM PDT by oldvirginian (Shut up and sing, shut up and dribble, shut up and play, shut up and act...just SHUT UP)
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