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Re: 63 years old and pregnantFrom: Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. (hmarchbein@worldnet.att.net)Thu Apr 24 22:44:12 1997
At Thu, 24 Apr 1997, Garry E. Siegel, M.D. wrote: > >>Any comments. >> >Of course. > >10. I bet she'll be among the older moms in carpool line at mothers' >morning out. > >9. Takes Geritol brand prenatal vitamins (couldn't resist). > >8. Only mom wearing girdle/nursing bra combination. > >7. She'll be one of the only women at the nursing home who has to help >with homework in elementary school. > >I had better stop now. > >Is it just me, or is the age limit of 55 a bit high? Is this because it >is California? At what age do most ART programs limit their >participants? Does the American Society for Reproductive Health (the old >AFS) have clear guidelines? Gar, ROTFLOL. I believe the determination of age 55 (the speed limit on the Long Island Expressway..coincidence? I think not!) has been set by the "Original Labor and Delivery Focus for Assisted Reproductive Technology" System, otherwise known as the "OLD FART" System. Give me a break! I can't wait to see a four generation picture taken at Forest Lawn! This kid will be getting DPT shots when mom gets her Medicare card. The kid will be getting zits while mom has a cystocele repair. I don't think it's fair to the poor little kid (no, I don't have any studies).
-- Harvey
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