'I went to the doctor expecting a menopause diagnosis and just two hours later, I was having an emergency ultrasound as they thought it might be cancer.'
and the mother and baby should be considered as high risk. There is a greater incidence of spontaneous abortion, gestational trophoblastic disease, and chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus.Abelino, then 56, kissing Angela, then 48, bump.Even with a bump, she spent 12 hours per day working on her feet before giving birth naturally at 39 weeks and five days.Newsweek
"We do get more tired but he is a joy and we see the little things I missed when I was younger. I am financially stable so I don't have any worries about buying diapers, formula, or anything else. I do feel that it is much better. We own our home, have great careers, and have two businesses. These years go by so fast, I want to enjoy them.", she has been mistaken for Abel's grandma by strangers.
Angela hopes her story can inspire other couples to never give up on their dream of starting a family, adding:"I do believe that not giving up can definitely happen. I want readers to know to listen to their heart. "I felt like too many times physicians forget, it is a human being. Some women my age might"accidentally" fall pregnant and listen to the strange things suggested by medics.
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