We, a baby born of a 30-year-old frozen embryo, beating the entry

The boy was born in Ohio pairs from the embryo, which has been frozen for over 30 years, reportedly set a new world record.

On Saturday, Lindsey, 35, and Tim Pierce, 34, welcomed his son Tadei Daniel Pier. said Ms Pierce Review MIT Technology Her family thought, “It’s like something from a science fiction film.”

It is believed that the embryo was frozen before leading to a successful live birth. The previous record-owner was A couple of twins born in 2022 from embryos frozen in 1992.

Perses tried to have a baby for seven years before they decided to accept the Linda Archard embryo, 62nd, prepared with her husband at the time in 1994.

At that time, Ms Archer originally created four embryos. One has already become her 30-year-old daughter, and the other three remained in the storage.

Despite her husband’s separation, she did not want to get rid of the embryos, donate them to research or give them to another family anonymously.

She said it was important for her to participate with the baby because they would be associated with an adult daughter.

Ms Arched paid thousands of dollars a year for storage until she found the adoption agency “Night Light”, which conducts a program known as snowflakes. Many of these agencies believe that their programs are saving their lives.

The program used by Ms Arhaird allows donors to choose a couple, that is, they can declare religious, racial and nationality.

The advantage of Mrs. Archerd was a married Caucasian, a Christian couple living in the United States because she did not want to “leave the country,” she said Technology Review.

In the end, it corresponded to the pier.

The Tennessee Clinic in Tennessee, in which the couple had passed the birth rate, stated that its purpose was to transfer any one he received, regardless of age and conditions.

Ms Pierce said she and her husband were not going to “beat any records”, but just “wanted to have a baby”.

Ms Archeard told Mit Technology Review that she had not yet met the child personally, but could already see a resemblance to her daughter.