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The only way i can think it would be beneficial would be if there was a problem, I could be better prepared for it mentally... but then again, I think I'd only doubt the results. Hmm... did i just answer my own dilemma? heehee

congradulations!!!! and lots of enjoyment to you and your family...and I think unless any other testing showed signs that a amino would be necessaery I wouldnt go for it either . debbi

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Congratulations Angel! I think you answered your own question. I have had two and if I were pregnant again I would not have one. Thats my two cents.

Carol

>From: LDSAngel77@... >Reply-To: MosaicDS >To: MosaicDS >Subject: Advice or Imput... >Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 00:44:57 EST > >Hi all... I havent posted in forever! Life has been very busy! I finished >the end of my semester at school, the kids have finished all their holiday >parties and programs at school... whew. > >Well.. I could use a little imput with something, and who better to ask but >all of you... > >On Halloween we found out we were expecting a surprise baby! I had a >miscarriage about a year and a half ago, so i was quite paranoid about it >happening again, but I'm 12 weeks now, and I heard the lil one's heartbeat >for the first time today, so i'm quite relieved. But now I have to face the >decision of having an AMNIO. I did have amnio's with my last 2 children, but >got a false positive with my daughter (chromosome deletion)~ she's completely >"normal". So considering our false positive experience, and my new fear of >having a miscarriage.... should I risk having the test done?? I'd never >terminate. The only way i can think it would be beneficial would be if there >was a problem, I could be better prepared for it mentally... but then >again, I think I'd only doubt the results. Hmm... did i just answer my own >dilemma? heehee > >What a vicious circle of questions... blah! > >Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas, and will have a great New Year!!! > >Angel >Mom to Tyler 9, 8 (MDS), 7, Jaeda 5 Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com.

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Now there is something I didnt think about... they only do the 16 week amnio to give the mother time to decide to TERMINATE... since thats not an option for me, maybe I will bring up the idea of doing it, say, in the 8th month, with the genetics counselor...

See... this is why I asked you all... ;)

Angel

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Angel:

In my opinion, I would wait a little longer for the amnio. The results

won't change, neither will your decision. Why not lower the risk by

waiting longer? We didn't have an amnio till 2 weeks before Sierra was

born. Of course, that's because 2 weeks before that, we found out about

her heart defect. But it did give us the time to prepare medically and

mentally for what lay ahead. I am glad I found out at the end, instead

of finding out too soon. I know I would have been a nervous wreck.

Ultimately, the decision is up to you and your family. Hope all goes

well.

Kris mom to Sierra who will be 3 next month! 12 3/4 and

9 1/2

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Dear Angel, Congratulations on your expected little one. I think you talked your problem through also and have your own answer. I am the kind of person who would worry myself sick if I "knew" something was wrong. (And the doctors say that the amnio is foolproof and never a false positive, though we all know different.) I was really glad that I never knew ahead of time, and I would never have aborted Jonas, but I would have imagined things to be so much worse than they are. Follow your heart, and again, congratulations! Love, Barb Martz Mom to Jonas 1 (MDS) & 6 Advice or Imput... Hi all... I havent posted in forever! Life has been very busy! I finished the end of my semester at school, the kids have finished all their holiday parties and programs at school... whew.Well.. I could use a little imput with something, and who better to ask but all of you...On Halloween we found out we were expecting a surprise baby! I had a miscarriage about a year and a half ago, so i was quite paranoid about it happening again, but I'm 12 weeks now, and I heard the lil one's heartbeat for the first time today, so i'm quite relieved. But now I have to face the decision of having an AMNIO. I did have amnio's with my last 2 children, but got a false positive with my daughter (chromosome deletion)~ she's completely "normal". So considering our false positive experience, and my new fear of having a miscarriage.... should I risk having the test done?? I'd never terminate. The only way i can think it would be beneficial would be if there was a problem, I could be better prepared for it mentally... but then again, I think I'd only doubt the results. Hmm... did i just answer my own dilemma? heeheeWhat a vicious circle of questions... blah!Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas, and will have a great New Year!!!AngelMom to Tyler 9, 8 (MDS), 7, Jaeda 5 Won't you please consider adding your personal story on the MDS website today? http://www.mosaicdownsyndrome.com*************************************************MDS MESSAGE BOARD - http://www.mosaicdownsyndrome.com/discus*************************************************

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