Bay Area woman uses Second-Oldest cryopreserved embryo in history

This is new and interesting for the masses to hear. Even Kelly Burke would have never thought about the manner in which her pregnancy would occur.

She is 45 years old and had been grappling with infertility issues for a long time. This is a common phenomenon for the 40-year-olds but venturing into something like this was unprecedented for her.

It so happened that the baby that lies in her hand right now has been born after adopting an embryo. This may sound a little out-of-the-box but this news is running wild over the internet.

NASA scientists have always been found doing different. Here is an example of a 45-year-old researcher where she adopted the second oldest cryopreserved human embryo in history.

This all happened with the aid of a couple in Oregon. Nineteen years ago, the embryo donated by them to the Reproductive Science Center of the Bay Area (RSC) has finally grown into a baby. That baby is presently residing at Burke's house.

It was an aggressive process where Burke and the couple accepted to have open adoption. It's a common observation that the infertility issues have encapsulated the present generation. And even doctors have been warning that doctors warn that increasing the childbirth can lead to increased risks for both mother and child


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