In May 2006 it was announced that 62-year-old East Sussex child psychiatrist, Patricia Rashbrook, was seven months pregnant after being treated by Antinori, who said that 62 or 63 was the upper limit for IVF in healthy women. He commented that he would only consider couples with at least 20 years' life expectancy left for fertility treatment. Josephine Quintavalle, from Comment on Reproductive Ethics (CORE), accused Rashbrook of selfishness and said it would be extremely difficult for a child to have a mother who is as old as a grandmother.
In May 2006 it was announced that ,62-year-old East Sussex child psychiatrist Patricia Rashbrook, was seven months pregnant after being treated by Antino,ri, who said that 62 or 63 was the upper limit for IVF in healthy women. He commented that he would only consider couples with at least 20 years' life expectancy left for fertility treatment. Josephine Quintavalle from Comment on Reproductive Ethics (CORE) accused Rashbrook of selfishness and said it would be extremely difficult for a child to have a mother who is as ,old as a grandmother.