Fertility Statistics Over 40: What They Really Say About Your Chances of Pregnancy

Even those of us with little or no interest in pregnancy or fertility are still familiar with the idea of a woman’s biological clock.

In other words, it is a deep seated belief in our collective human story that once a woman reaches a certain biological age she is no longer fertile and cannot have children.

When we look around, we find evidence of just that…fewer women in their forties having babies than in their thirties….and hardly any women in their fifties and sixties becoming mothers.

Fertility statistics too confirm this observation. So, when it comes to you wanting to get pregnant after trying for a long time or over the age of 40 you might begin to wonder if it will ever happen for you.

Perhaps you are even presented with statistics to demonstrate the chances of you succeeding to conceive naturally or with assisted fertility therapies (IUI, IVF etc.).

However, what most fertility experts dont realize is that fertility statistics are just a snap shot of what has already happened…..what is history and what was manifested as a result of the expectations, feeling and beliefs that society and individual women had at the time.

That is all they reflect….what thoughts and beliefs women, researchers, fertility practitioners and society collectively manifested.

While most fertility experts may not realize it, fertility statistics for women of any age are not an indication in any way of an individual woman’s chances for pregnancy success (unless of course she believes them).

With an understanding of the law of attraction, bleak fertility statistics have no bearing whatsoever on your chances of a healthy pregnancy (even if you are 45, 50, 60 or more) …..unless your expectations are in line with these statistics…unless you are a vibrational match to that reality.

The Truth is that You are an amazing creator and can have a baby regardless of what anybody else believes or has achieved.

You are the one who determines what you attract into your experience… and that includes healthy pregnancies and babies!

What is your impression of fertility statistics? What is your experience of them? What I share, Does it resonate with you or not?