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Story summary
- Christina Rapti-Tzelepi and Konstantinos Rapti-Tzelepi welcomed a daughter using 22-year-old frozen embryos.
- The baby was born at 39 weeks, weighing about 7.6 pounds.
- Greek law caps IVF for women at age 54, prompting the couple to act quickly.
- Christina Rapti-Tzelepi, Konstantinos Rapti-Tzelepi and Dr. Konstantinos Pantos, Secretary General of Greek Society of Reproductive Medicine, urge IVF age-limit reform.
- Their son George, conceived via IVF, died in a car accident in October 2025.