High-tech medicine and an egg donor made this couple parents
Photo by www.star-telegram.com 
Paul Nozell had few doubts as he sat in front of an ultrasound screen watching as two eggs -- no bigger than pinheads -- were implanted in his wife's uterus.
"Those were the best eggs you could get," he said. "Those two eggs were just perfect."
He was right. On Nov. 27, Garrett and Laura Nozell were born.
Marianne Nozell was 45 when she gave birth to the twins. She and her husband joined the estimated 15 percent of U.S. couples who undergo fertility treatments each year.
Source: http://www.star-telegram.com/metro_news/story/543038.html
This site connects children born from the same eggs or sperm
www.donorsibling registry.com
Paul Nozell had few doubts as he sat in front of an ultrasound screen watching as two eggs -- no bigger than pinheads -- were implanted in his wife's uterus.
"Those were the best eggs you could get," he said. "Those two eggs were just perfect."
He was right. On Nov. 27, Garrett and Laura Nozell were born.
Marianne Nozell was 45 when she gave birth to the twins. She and her husband joined the estimated 15 percent of U.S. couples who undergo fertility treatments each year.
Source: http://www.star-telegram.com/metro_news/story/543038.html
This site connects children born from the same eggs or sperm
www.donorsibling registry.com
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posted by Catherine @ Monday, March 24, 2008
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