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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Agree with the above, although I would caution women against thinking you can start making babies in your 40s. Some of us can. I did, but (and this is significant) I had already made babies. First time baby-making in your 40s is a recipe for fertility treatments and adoption.[/quote] This is way off-topic, but I can't let this go unaddressed. Many people (like me) have their first babies in their 40s without issue. Certainly, a lot of women have infertility problems as their age increases, but it's still far from everyone.[/quote] +1 [b] [/b]Statistically, a 40 year old woman has a 1 in 5 chance of getting pregnant every single month she tries. Obviously not the fertility most of us have in our 20s, but certainly not automatically relegated to fertility treatments and adoptions. I know plenty of people who had first children in their 40s. The kids were blessed with parents who had already lived very full lives of their own, were in great financial shape, and were more than ready to commit to being parents.[/quote] The timely article on CNN today says less than 1% chance every month for women over 40. Can you back that up? I thought that was the probability for a younger woman.[/quote] I was told a 5% chance at 40, not 1 in 5.[/quote][/quote]
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