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Greek Couple Welcomes Baby from 22-Year-Old Frozen Embryo After Tragedy

Cristina Rapti-Tzelepi and her husband welcomed a daughter born from an embryo frozen for 22 years, following the tragic loss of their son. The couple raced against a government deadline to complete the in vitro fertilization process, highlighting the challenges posed by Greece's age restrictions on fertility treatments.

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#1Philadelphiascore 793h ago

Greek Couple Welcomes Baby from 22-Year-Old Frozen Embryo After Tragedy

#2Detroitscore 556h ago

Greek Couple Welcomes Baby from 22-Year-Old Frozen Embryo After Tragedy

#3Los Angelesscore 553h ago

After tragedy, a Greek couple welcomes a daughter born from an embryo frozen for 22 years

#4Bostonscore 513h ago

Greek Couple Welcomes Daughter from 22-Year-Old Frozen Embryo After Tragedy

#5Baltimorescore 513h ago

After tragedy, a Greek couple welcomes a daughter born from an embryo frozen for 22 years

#6Hampton Roadsscore 513h ago

After tragedy, a Greek couple welcomes a daughter born from an embryo frozen for 22 years

#7New Yorkscore 333h ago

After tragedy, a Greek couple welcomes a daughter born from an embryo frozen for 22 years

#8Miami–Ft. Lauderdalescore 333h ago

After tragedy, a Greek couple welcomes a daughter born from an embryo frozen for 22 years

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