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Mother had her first child when she was 66. It’s how they’re living now

The day you become a parent is one you will never forget. A new person has come into the world, and he or she is completely dependent on you.

As their friend, you should do everything you can to help them achieve their dreams.

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The world was shocked when Adriana Iliescu became a mother for the first time in 2005. She made headlines all over the world because of it. The reason is: She was 66.

Her joy at having Eliza was so great that it was impossible for her to be happy at all.

Her daughter’s new pictures have been getting a lot of attention, and now the elderly mother is back in the news, 17 years after her daughter was born.

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There are some days in a person’s life that make a big difference. Everyone who is a parent probably agrees that the moment you meet your child is hard to describe.

For the first time, you see that little girl or boy look up at you. It’s one of the best feelings in the world.

Some children are written into the history books when they are born.

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She was born in Romania in 2005. Because of her mother, the girl became famous. This is how it works:

At the time, Adriana Iliescu was 66 years old. She was the world’s oldest mother at the time.

She made news because of her birth storey, and her birth of Eliza earned her a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.

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Adriana talked about being a mother and how she felt in 2010, because she had been a lot of attention when she became a mother. A lot of people thought she was selfish and old.

I feel like a young woman when we talk about my energy, but the mirror isn’t nice to women.” When I’m a little tired, I feel like I’m 37.

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I feel like I’m 27 when I don’t feel well. Women who are half her age are in better shape than I am, she told the Daily Mail.

Granny: “People think I’m being funny when I’m called “Granny.” I didn’t have Eliza to make me look younger. I don’t feel my years.

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