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    My paternal grandmother had her last (perfectly healthy) child when she was 49, so grandpa must have been getting on a bit too.


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    Quote Originally Posted by grahamw48 View Post
    My paternal grandmother had her last (perfectly healthy) child when she was 49, so grandpa must have been getting on a bit too.
    Likewise ... BOTH my grannies - by curious coincidence - gave birth to THEIR last (perfectly normal) children when in their mid-forties.


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    Bear in mind, also ... that this was back in the early years of the 20th Century ... a time when - due, presumably, to the lack of today's contraception methods - it was far from uncommon for very many married women to have LARGE families (my paternal granny, for instance, had 11 children - all of whom survived into adulthood).

    So ... just THINK! How much safer it is nowadays - for ALL concerned - with modern family planning.


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