It’s official. More people are having babies after age 35 now than ever before. The “advanced maternal age” pregnancy is more becoming more typical rather than the unicorn that it once was. Learn more about what to expect.
Dr. Shannon M Clark answers some common questions about having a high-risk pregnancy!
In just a few weeks my twins will turn one, and I will be 44. I am an older mom who thought I knew what I was getting myself into, but I am finally realizing that despite all the advice given to me and research I did on my own, I was truly not prepared.
I am a double board certified ObGyn and Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist. I have worked at a large academic center in academic medicine as a clinician, educator and researcher since 2004. I am currently a tenured Professor and actively manage patients with high-risk pregnancies.
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