Clinics are seeing a wave of women over 45 trying to get pregnant. With so many experimental treatments, it’s hard to know when to stop.
Clinics are seeing more patients over 45 trying to get pregnant. It’s not as easy as celebrities make it look.
By
Erica Schwiegershausen,
a senior writer at The Cut covering parenting and health.
Previously, she spent four years as senior news editor for The Cut.
I became a first time mother at 50 after flying to Greece for £3k IVF
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I wouldn't trade my daughter for anything. I wish I knew more about the challenges of IVF.
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