[/b]Louise Brown, first test tube baby, is pregnant[b]

Tuesday July 11, 2006
The Guardian
Sarah Ha

Louise Brown, the world's first "test tube baby", is to have a baby of her own, having conceived naturally. The 27-year-old from Bristol is due to give birth in January, more than two years after she began trying to get pregnant.

Certain types of infertility are inherited and it can be more difficult for children born through IVF to conceive naturally. But Louise, who married Welsey Mullinder, a security officer, two years ago, did not have treatment. "This is a dream come true for both of us," she said.

Since Louise's birth on July 25 1978 there have been over a million IVF births worldwide.

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Good for them, I hope everything turns out ok.

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ditto to that

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