Navigating Infertility: One Woman's Journey to Motherhood at 48.

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Jennifer Michalke, a fertility nurse, became a mother at 48 and 50 through assisted reproduction using donor eggs. Despite facing complications during her first pregnancy, she decided to have a second child due to her age and concern for her first child. Michalke wants others to know that it's okay to have children later in life and that financially and emotionally, she is a better parent in her 50s than she would have been in her 20s.
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