An Indian couple in their 70s welcomed their first
baby into the world on April 19 with the help of a
fertility treatment.
“It was very important for us,” 72-year-old
Daljinder Kaur told Barcroft Media following her
son’s birth. “I can live happily now. My life is
complete.”
Kaur and her 79-year-old husband Mohinder
Singh Gill who have been married for 47 years
have been trying to conceive for two years.
They regularly traveled six hours from their home
in Amritsar, Punjab to the National Fertility and
Test Tube Baby Centre where Kaur endured
multiple rounds of In Vitro Fertilization, a
procedure that manually combines an egg and
sperm to create an embryo that is inserted back
in the uterus.
“I first tried to avoid the case because she was
very weak, but then her medical reports were
normal and she was fit to conceive,” said Anurag
Bishnoi, who runs the fertility clinic.
And Kaur and Gill aren’t just beating the odds
when it comes to having a child at their age,
they also have both surpassed the average life
expectancy in their Indian state of Punjab.
The average man in Punjab only lives to about 70
years old, while women usually live until 72,
according to data from the Indian government.

Source: www.newseveryhour.com/2016/05/79-year-old-indian-man-and-his-72-year.html?m=1#more

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Andema:
An Indian couple in their 70s welcomed their first
baby into the world on April 19 with the help of a
fertility treatment.
“It was very important for us,” 72-year-old
Daljinder Kaur told Barcroft Media following her
son’s birth. “I can live happily now. My life is
complete.”
Kaur and her 79-year-old husband Mohinder
Singh Gill who have been married for 47 years
have been trying to conceive for two years.
They regularly traveled six hours from their home
in Amritsar, Punjab to the National Fertility and
Test Tube Baby Centre where Kaur endured
multiple rounds of In Vitro Fertilization, a
procedure that manually combines an egg and
sperm to create an embryo that is inserted back
in the uterus.
“I first tried to avoid the case because she was
very weak, but then her medical reports were
normal and she was fit to conceive,” said Anurag
Bishnoi, who runs the fertility clinic.
And Kaur and Gill aren’t just beating the odds
when it comes to having a child at their age,
they also have both surpassed the average life
expectancy in their Indian state of Punjab.
The average man in Punjab only lives to about 70
years old, while women usually live until 72,
according to data from the Indian government.

Source: www.newseveryhour.com/2016/05/79-year-old-indian-man-and-his-72-year.html?m=1#more

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