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  • He has 4-ever. Men produce semen by the day. You only have until menopause. I would say around 46 but the longer you wait the more complications there will be.
  • You can still get pregnant in your 30s, 40s even 50s. Meet with your doctor together to discuss both of your physical health conditions and plan together for a family. Less stress will increase your odds of conceiving and the best way to reduce stress is to be prepared - together. Best of luck. :)
  • The world's oldest father was 90 when he had his last child. The world's oldest mother was 70 when she had twins. I do NOT recommend waiting that long, but between now and 45 would be a good time. : )
  • Many women are having their first children in their forties. You will only be a family if it is what you both want.
  • If you wouldn't do it, why did you ask?
  • Bringing children into this world is a very serious decision, and certainly not one you want to make alone. From your questions here, I wonder if you need to examine the reasons you want a child. Many people do not realize the consequences of having children, and many are not good candidates for parenting. Maybe you could take a few early-childhood classes at the local college, so you know what you are getting into.
  • Average age of menopause is over fifty. You have plenty of time to learn about children, get close enough with your husband to be a family, or realize a "family" doesn't require children. (I'm really curious about the "poke holes in the condom" statement, why would it cross your mind to tell us you wouldn't? Sounds like you are inherently devious) http://www.americanmenopause.org/index-2.htm

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