World's Oldest Babies! Twins Born from Embryos Frozen 30 Years Ago in the US; See Pic
A couple in Portland specifically looked in a category called “special consideration,” which means embryos for whom it had been challenging to find recipients and found the oldest frozen embryo from 30 years ago. More than a decade later, the frozen embryos from 1992 led to the birth of Rachel and Philip Ridgeway’s twin babies.
On October 31, Rachel Ridgeway gave birth to a pair of twins from embryos frozen 30 years ago. The pair of twins are now in headlines as the "World's Oldest Babies", technically. In the year 1992, two embryos were created for an anonymous married couple using IVF. The embryo had been frozen on April 22, 1992, and remained in cold storage at a West Coast fertility lab until 2007. According to media reports, the parents of four children, Philip and Rachel Ridgeway in Portland, Oregon, decided to have more by using donated embryos. Challenges of IVF: This Picture Of Baby Surrounded by Syringes Tells a Touching Story!
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