She was told it was impossible, warned that her time had passed, and quietly pitied by those who thought dreams came with an expiration date. Yet when she stepped into that delivery room at 58, carrying not one but two fragile hopes, everything she’d been told about “too late” began to unravel. As news of the twins spread, admiration clashed with outrage, and her world shifted in ways no one could have pred… Continues…
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