Though Molly Gibson is just over one month old, she could've been born at any point in the last 27 years.
Her embryo was frozen in October 1992 and stayed frozen until earlier this year in February, when Tina and Ben Gibson of Tennessee adopted her embryo. Tina gave birth to Molly in late October -- nearly 27 years after her embryo was first frozen. Molly's birth is believed to have set a new record -- one previously held by her older sister, Emma -- for the longest-frozen embryo known to have to resulted in a birth. Not that records matter to the Gibsons.
jessy_karam 🧐🧐
Wow 27 year by now she would have finish college
Totally awesome and amazing
amazing to have a baby being embryo two decades ago
ResistandPersi1 What they didn't mention was how many embryos died while producing this one baby. Now don't get me wrong, I am fully supportive of IVF and so on. But I wonder how pro lifers can support it when they believe every embryo is already a person and 5 are sacrificed so one can live?
Eh
life
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