In a groundbreaking moment for reproductive science, Thaddeus was born in July 2025 as the first child to come from an embryo cryogenically frozen for over 31 years. Initially created in 1994, it lay in storage until the Pierces decided to adopt it, demonstrating the incredible potential of modern cryopreservation methods. With around 1.5 million frozen embryos currently in existence, families face complex dilemmas about their future.
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