Daljinder Kaur and husband Mohinder Singh Gill have been married for 46 years, but were never able to conceive naturally, believing that they had been 'cursed by God'.



Last month, thanks to IVF treatment, Mrs Kaur gave birth to their son Armaan, making her the world's oldest first-time mother.

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Mrs Kaur underwent two years of IVF treatment at a fertility clinic in the northern state of Haryana, India before falling pregnant.



The baby was conceived using the couple's own egg and sperm, the news agency AFP reports.



He is now 'healthy and hearty' after weighing just 4.4lb when he was born on April 19, said a statement released by the clinic, the National Fertility and Test Tube centre.



'But I have full faith in God. God is omnipotent and omnipresent, he will take care of everything,' he told AFP.



Dr Anurag Bishnoi, who runs the fertility clinic, said he was initially sceptical about going ahead with in vitro fertilisation (IVF), but tests showed Mrs Kaur was able to carry the unborn baby.



'I first tried to avoid the case because she looked very frail. Then we made her undergo all the tests and once all the results were okay we went ahead,' the doctor told AFP.



This is the second case at the centre where a woman in her seventies has delivered successfully following IVF.

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In 2006, 70-year-old Rajo Devi gave birth to a baby girl from the same centre, making her the world's oldest mother at the time. At just 30 years old, Jennifer, a stunning Magna Cum Laude undergraduate of The Wharton School of Business, was doing what most young women do at her age. She was following her dreams, achieving success in her financial career, living with a serious boyfriend and looking forward to a bright, exciting future. All of that changed when her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Jennifer’s loving mother, always friendly, talkative and bubbly, had given her daughter an incredible upbringing, even after her father died when Jennifer was just 16. Linda Krychowecky stayed positive and worked very hard to keep her kids centered, healthy and financially cared for. Now, with Linda’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis, Jennifer knew there was no other option than to be there for her mom and give her the respect and care she deserved. “This is when my life substantially changed,” she told me.

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As my mom’s disease became advanced I found I had to completely put my own needs and desires aside in order to be able to properly provide the kind of rigorous care this role requires without developing feelings of resentment. I think the process of putting myself aside for so long caused me to lose my sense of identity. I became completely immersed in her needs and care and later found I needed to rediscover myself. This GLAM4GOOD experience has helped me remember who I am, which has been the greatest gift anyone could give to me. It has reminded me that I am a person who has things to say that people are interested in hearing; that I am still young and can feel beautiful and can be fun too, and most importantly, that I have not disappeared! I am right here, the same person I always was, but with greater appreciation of life and expanded capacity to be patient, understanding and compassionate.


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