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Anyone who has had a child knows that motherhood is not always easy.
often they can be emotional, physical or
financial. So, when the world found out that a 70-year-old woman from Uttar Pradesh, India
gave birth to twins in the summer of 2008, many were stunned.
it would be harder for a woman of that age:
Although the woman was puzzled by the criticism that fell on her during her
the birth of children, later news about her life as a mother made her think about opinions from the outside
she discovered that the life of a mother of young children in the 70s was hard:
Anyone who had a child knows that motherhood is not always easy.
often they can be emotional, physical or
financial. So, when the world found out that a 70-year-old man from Uttar Pradesh in India gave
The birth of twins in the summer of 2008 amazed many. Motherhood would almost certainly
have been more difficult for a woman of this age:
And although the woman seemed puzzled by the criticism that hit her at birth
, later news about her life as a mother made her think about opinions from the outside
she discovered that the life of a mother of young children in the 70s was hard:
But money was not the only significant obstacle in their way. Panwar and Singh also fought
it would be quite a lot of difficulty to get pregnant at the age of about 70. Summer 2008 Panwar
thus, she and her husband welcomed the birth of more
than one daughter Barsaat and the son they had always dreamed of, whom they named Akashwani:
Tragically described, Panwar’s youngest daughter Barsahat died
when he was four years old, after a doctor prescribed him an expired medicine.
As of 2015, Akashwani remained healthy, he still created difficulties for his elderly parents.
No wonder that at the age of six, Akashwani was a child full of his mother’s energy
, I tried to match everything. I can’t make him feel good. It’s hard for me to put it on:
It is difficult to run and feed him,” she admitted.:
Panvar touched on other problems related to the motherhood of a little boy at such an adult age:
For example, she didn’t know how many milestones she or her husband would see.
this means that Panvar said that she tries not to worry about her son’s future and how it will develop or without him
in fact, she already had a plan for her if she and her husband refuse
“After my death, my daughter will take care of my son,” she explained.”Until
then, Panwar has one overarching goal that most parents can agree on.
enjoy all the time he has left with his son, no matter how much he is or how little: