j.m@talk
06-02-2009, 07:02 PM
Britain's oldest mother brought her baby home for the first time yesterday. Elizabeth Adeney, 66, looked radiant as she lifted her son lovingly out of her car. Doctors have been monitoring Mrs Adeney and her baby in hospital since she gave birth to the boy weighing 5lb 3oz by caesarean section a week ago after IVF treatment.
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Radiant: Elizabeth Adeney, 66, cradles her week-old son after bringing him home from hospital yesterday
She is reported to have named him Jolyon - which means 'young at heart'. They were discharged from Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge yesterday afternoon and picked up by a female friend and another woman, believed to a nanny, in Mrs Adeney's car which was recently fitted with a child seat. The wealthy businesswoman smiled broadly as she gently carried her little boy, who appeared to have a tube coming from his nose, into her £600,000 detached house in the Suffolk hamlet of Lidgate. It was a moment she has dreamed of for most of her adult life.
She first had fertility treatment two decades ago during her short-lived marriage to Robert Adeney, now 71, but was told by medical experts at the time that she could no longer continue with attempts to become pregnant. A source close to Mr Adeney, who now lives in the south of France, said the marriage foundered as his wife, who had not married before, became consumed with the desire to have children.
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So the patient was loosin' it...... Then the doctor obviously took some nonsense pills & now theys all gonna bog off to live in France...... Good ...... Bye :t
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Radiant: Elizabeth Adeney, 66, cradles her week-old son after bringing him home from hospital yesterday
She is reported to have named him Jolyon - which means 'young at heart'. They were discharged from Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge yesterday afternoon and picked up by a female friend and another woman, believed to a nanny, in Mrs Adeney's car which was recently fitted with a child seat. The wealthy businesswoman smiled broadly as she gently carried her little boy, who appeared to have a tube coming from his nose, into her £600,000 detached house in the Suffolk hamlet of Lidgate. It was a moment she has dreamed of for most of her adult life.
She first had fertility treatment two decades ago during her short-lived marriage to Robert Adeney, now 71, but was told by medical experts at the time that she could no longer continue with attempts to become pregnant. A source close to Mr Adeney, who now lives in the south of France, said the marriage foundered as his wife, who had not married before, became consumed with the desire to have children.
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So the patient was loosin' it...... Then the doctor obviously took some nonsense pills & now theys all gonna bog off to live in France...... Good ...... Bye :t