ok. So I was reading some material at this erotic story website (is it totse legal to post references? I don't think it is). Anyhow, this woman comes into the mix, a 90+ year old.

She ends up getting pregnant and has a baby. Now I know this seems far fetched but how many of you have actually locally heard of/ first hand experienced this?

I could google shit on this all day but some things I've experienced as an eye witness could totally top any google search that made the morning news(crime included). My girlfriend's neighbor has a 1 year old, she is 41/42 I believe. This isn't close to topping what I asked, but is it really possible?

Can women be fertile thier whole lives? Serious replies appreciated.

Some woman don't become barren forever because their eggs are coated in radioactive jelly or something. I think I heard of a 50 somethin woman having a baby but I wouldn't be surprised if woman can get older and have kids.

That's just left a bad image in my head.

Anyway, I don't think so. From memory it's impossible after Menopause. But being a guy, that ain't my area of expertise.

That's just left a bad image in my head.

Anyway, I don't think so. From memory it's impossible after Menopause. But being a guy, that ain't my area of expertise.

Me too. Women 90 years old shouldn't have kids, quite honestly they will only live a few years after thier child is born. Just wondering if crazy stuff like this ever happens.

Is this her? (http://www.thatsnotsexy.com/)

I think I'm going to throw up. *note to self: remember not to click on links*

No, it's pretty much impossible. Women go through menopause between the ages of 40 and 60. Every now and then one will make it to her mid to late 60s. But after menopause, no more kids.

I don't have a source for this but it was on the news a while ago, i think it was an 80 something year old in greece who had a baby, so it might be possible but VERY VERY rare

i knew a guy whose mom was like 50 something. yea turns out he was slightly retarted. that 90 year old baby is fucked.