Oh My! Indian Woman Gives Birth To A Baby At The Age Of 70

December 10 2008 01:00 PST

Rajo Devi got married 50 years ago and now she popped out a kid at 70! WTF? How did that happen?  Well Rajo and her hubby Bala Ram headed over to the Hisar fertility center in Haryana state for an embryo transfer. They got the procedure done in April.  Rajo gave birth to a baby girl on November 28th. The baby and mommy are in good health.
Devi's husband, age 72, after 10 years of marriage wed his wife's sister because they could not have children.  Ok that's weird!  Well his second marriage also resulted in no kids! The two said that they went through the procedure cause for 55 years they have had to live with the social stigma of being childless.  So we guess this was there last wish before they kick the bucket!  The couple said that they don't fear dying because their joint family will take care of the child. Good to know, but still sucks for the kid! Well I guess all we can do now is extend our well wishes to Rajo, Bala Ram and their new bundle of joy.

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January 24, 2009 17:29 PST

adopting is not like giving birth or being the real bioligical parents.too bad they waited so long to make that decision.as for the kid being born in good health is better than not being born at all.congrats and good lock.

December 10, 2008 06:06 PST

Definetely agree wiv Neha!

December 09, 2008 17:35 PST

WTF? y didnt these people adopt? theres plenty of kids in india who could have used the home. These two people are probably gunna be dead in the next 10 years so the kids gunna be an orphan in the end anyways. I'd be scarred for life if my mom was 70 years old when i was born. These people are idiots. Like i said if they wanted a kid so bad they should have frickin adopted, what a waste of life.

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