a woman''s eggs become less viable。

N.C.，" said Teaff. Potential donors may apply online， Teaff said. Holly Hunter had twins at 47， REACH doctors said. The increase is due to a national trend toward older mothering -- spotlighted by TV host Nancy Grace''s recent announcement that she had given birth to twins at age 48. "More women believe that if they maintain healthy lifestyles they are capable of achieving pregnancy well into middle age. But the truth is that after age 35， Teaff said. REACH doctors hope to raise awareness of the swelling need for donors through radio advertising and Web communications in 2008. "It''s not easy to become a donor; many candidates do not pass the medical screening。

according to the CDC. Many of REACH''s patients are successful career-oriented professionals who delayed childbearing. When they did not conceive easily they did not seek fertility care as soon as they should have，" Teaff said. About 12 percent of IVF attempts in 2005 involved the use of donated eggs in the United States，。

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and Jane Seymour at 44. "Most women that age use IVF with donor eggs to become moms， Feb. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Radical shifts in parenting trends have fertility experts at Reproductive Endocrinology Associates of Charlotte (REACH) eyeing far more aggressive means to recruit young women for egg donations in 2008 -- including new outreach through the Internet -- in efforts to stem an alarmingly widening gap between supply and demand. Average wait time for donated eggs for older women wishing to get pregnant through in vitro fertilization (IVF) has nearly doubled in the last two years， CHARLOTTE， which further delayed successful treatment， About Reproductive Endocrinology Associates of Charlotte (REACH) REACH is led by a nationally recognized team of five physicians who offer state-of-the-art assistance for infertile couples and women with reproductive endocrine problems. REACH physicians are widely respected for their superior pregnancy success rates -- among the highest in the region -- and for the finest patient care. For more information， Geena Davis at 48，" said Dr. Nancy Teaff of REACH. Celebrities exacerbate the myth by being public about their late life motherhood but private about how they did it。