“It is such a absolution that I can do this for my daughter,” says Tracey Thompson from the Medical Center of Plano, Texas, area the 6 lb. 11 oz. babe was built-in on Jan. 6. The baby’s parents, Kelley, 28, and Aaron McKissack, 33, called their babyish “Kelcey,” a aggregate of Tracey and Kelley, the grandmother’s and mother’s names.
The McKissacks had been disturbing with infertility and ability treatments for three years, experiencing three miscarriages, the endure one on Christmas Day 2014. But the brace still had four embryos actual from antecedent in vitro fertilization treatments, according to the hospital.
Seeing their heartbreak, Thompson offered to be a agent for her babe and son-in-law — even admitting she was seven years accomplished menopause. But she was in accomplished health, so afterwards a alternation of accent tests, evaluations, and hormone therapy, her physique was able to backpack a babyish already again. One of her daughter’s actual embryos was auspiciously built-in in April 2015.
Although Thompson had already accustomed bearing twice, to Kelly and a son who is now 30, it had been about three decades back she had borne a child. “The additional trimester was great!” she told bounded WFAA news. But “the aboriginal and third were absolutely tough.”
Labor presented addition claiming already the baby’s affection amount started bottomward and Joseph Levano, MD, the agents ob-gyn who was carrying the child, absitively a C-section was necessary. This was a aboriginal for Thompson. It looks like it will aswell be her last. When asked if she’d do it afresh should the parents adjudge that Kelcey needs a sibling, Thompson said, “I’m done.”
