At 42, Caroline, a financial analyst from Manchester, assumed she had left it too late to look into egg freezing.
“The people at the fertility clinic did tell me chances of success weren’t high – under 5% if I remember correctly. So, I was prepared for that,” Caroline, who was single at the time, says. “I wasn’t even 100% sure I wanted children at all at that point, but this was my last and only chance to have children that are biologically related to me, so I went for it anyway.”
