54-Year-Old US Woman Gives Birth to Her Own Granddaughter Through Surrogacy

A grandmother in the United States has given birth to her daughter's baby, honoring a promise to her sibling who experienced three upsetting miscarriages.

A 54-year-old grandmother in the United States has given birth to her daughter's baby, honoring a promise to her sibling who experienced three upsetting miscarriages.

Aaron McKissack, 33, and Kelley, 28, had tried for three years to have a baby of their own. The couple says that they attempted multiple infertility treatments.

Anguish Over India's Move to Ban the Commercial Surrogacy Industry
The government's plan to ban commercial surrogacy has sparked an outcry from fertility experts and surrogate mothers, pressing the government to dump the decision.

The last one ended in heartbreak on Christmas day in 2014. Kelley's mother, Tracey Thompson then offered to be a surrogate for her daughter and son-in-law.

"My lovely mom offered to give me to greatest gift I could ever have in my life," Kelley said on her mother's gesture.

When Kelley was a teenager, she had jokingly asked her mother to carry her baby.

Ban on 900 Crore Surrogacy Business Creates a Fury Among Doctors in India
The government’s move will affect this business because only less number of Indians suffer from infertility and opt for surrogacy when compared to foreigners.

"She said, 'If I can't carry my own baby will you carry it for me?' " Thompson said to CNN affiliate KTVT. "Of course I would, not dreaming that I would actually be doing it."

This promise was kept when an embryo was implanted into Thompson in April 2015. She was seven years past menopause but in excellent health condition.

No Support for 'Commercial Surrogacy', Center Tells Supreme Court
The government does not support the commercial surrogacy and it would be limited to Indian married infertile couples only and not to foreigners.

Thompson said, "It is such a blessing that I can do this for my daughter."

On January 6, Thompson gave birth to Kelcey McKissack, a healthy 6-pound-11- ounce baby girl, at The Medical Center of Plano.

Delhi Test Tube Baby, Surrogacy Center Ropes in European Hospital for Better Infertility Care
Seeds of Innocence, located in Delhi, is involved in the field of infertility to campaign for fair and equal access to all those in need of infertility treatment.

Source-Medindia

TOP INSIGHT

Aaron McKissack, 33, and Kelley, 28, had tried for three years to have a baby of their own. But Kelly failed to conceive despite multiple treatments. Finally, Tracey Thompson offered to be a surrogate for her daughter and son-in-law.