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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]LisaL
(47,437 posts)3. From what I found on the internet,
Test at 12 weeks doesn't mean baby will definitely have Down syndrome. She will need another test. So it's possible the baby is normal.
"If the result shows the risk of the baby having Down syndrome is of increased risk it does not mean the baby definitely has Down syndrome. An increased risk means you will be offered a diagnostic test."
http://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/screening-for-down-syndrome
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ArnoldLayne
Jan 2016
#9
For what logical reason would you refuse counsel from people dealing with the same issue?
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Jan 2016
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ArnoldLayne
Jan 2016
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Jan 2016
#34
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Jan 2016
#45