Joy as Woman Becomes First-Time Mother after Welcoming Her First Daughter at 50

• A 50-year-old old woman, Dr Susie Troxler, has become a first-time mom after welcoming her first daughter
• Dr Susie and her husband Tony Troxler, 61, got married in 2008 and had since tried to get pregnant but were unsuccessful
• After doctors removed Susie's fibroids, performed rounds of egg collections and IVF, she was down to her last embryo
• The couple finally delivered their first daughter on September 29

A Greensboro-based woman in North Carolina, Dr Susie Troxler, has become a first-time mom after welcoming her first daughter at age 50.

Dr Susie and her significant other Tony Troxler, 61, told WFMY News that their fertility journey to have a baby began decades ago. Dr Susie started soon after she married her husband Tony in 2008.

Speaking to WFMY News about the miracle birth of their baby girl, Dr Susie revealed that soon after they got married, they thought they'd get pregnant like most people.

The long wait

However, one year turned into two, then three, ''but when it got to be nine, 10, 11 years, we were like, something is up, and I'm not sure what it is,'' she Susie said.

Dr Susie is a psychologist in Greensboro and her husband Tony Troxler works at Cone Health.

The successful couple had dreams of becoming parents, but a mountain of health hurdles put their baby dreams on hold.

''I had a boatload of uterine fibroids. I was too old, and Tony had some medical issues,'' Dr Susie revealed.

Besides the medical issues, their age was another factor that got in their way, increasing their chances of infertility significantly.

With a low chance of the couple having a healthy baby naturally, they eventually turned to IVF and egg donation.

Dr Carolyn Harraway-Smith of Cone Health OBGYN told WFMY News that a 50-year-old first-time mom is extremely rare and she doesn’t recommend it to every couple because of the risks involved.

Although advancements in science and technology have made it possible for women to become pregnant, such as egg donation, it is not always recommended.

Dr Harraway-Smith referred the Troxlers to Carolinas Fertility Institute, where doctors removed Susie’s fibroids, performed rounds of egg collections and IVF.

But none worked and the couple was down to our last embryo.

''They bring me into the ultrasound, and the first thing they said was, ‘Oh, she’s moving!’ I was like, 'Yes!'''

Dr Susie and Tony Troxler welcomed their first baby on September 29.

Woman gives birth to twins 2 years after speaking it into existence

A Nigerian lady has taken to social media to announce the new additions into her family as she delivered twins successfully.

In a Twitter post, the woman @antyburger_ retweeted a tweet that was dated 2019 where she had stated how she had a feeling that she would become a mother of twins.

The overjoyed new mum appreciated God for the newborns in a tweet that has gone viral.

Source: Legit.ng