02/08/2025
An incredible story that began back in the early 1990s.
At that time, Linda Archard had been trying to conceive for six years and eventually turned to in vitro fertilization. As a result, four embryos were created. One of them gave her a daughter, while the other three remained frozen… for 30 years 🩵
This year, one of those embryos, thanks to a Christian embryo adoption program, was given to a couple from Ohio — Lindsey and Tim Pierce. They adopted the embryo, and on July 26, little Thaddeus was born.
His birth is likely a world record — as the oldest embryo to successfully be born.
His mother admits: “It’s hard to even believe.”
And those who know their story say: it’s like a scene from a science fiction movie. But this is reality, where frozen embryos have no “expiration date” and deserve a chance at life 🫶🏼
Source of information: ABC.net