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Re: Cystic fibrosisFrom: Pat Sonnenstuhl (cnmpat@halcyon.com)Sat May 16 09:29:18 1998
I would call the genetic counselors in your area and ask their opinion. I think there's a blood test to screen for the gene, and some good and recent information. If you need the name of a genetic counselor or genetic counselor, let me know. I know Mary Bridge in Tacoma has some great folks. I think all of the genetics folks want to be helpful, and might give information long distance and not make you come to them. Pat Sonnenstuhl, ARNP,CNM Internet Consultant Midwifery and Women's Health Consultant Midwifery Correspondent, ObGYN.net Support for Balanced/Low Carb Eating http://www.halcyon.com/cnmpat/ http://www.obgyn.net http://www.cnm.wa.org -----Original Message----- From: owner-birthctr@alaska.net [mailto:owner-birthctr@alaska.net] On Behalf Of Tim and Jude Kurokawa Sent: Friday, May 15, 1998 17:54 To: alaska list Cc: OB/GYN List Subject: Cystic fibrosis I have a young couple who came to me today to confirm her pregnancy. She has several relatives with cystic fibrosis, although none in her immediate family (2 sisters have unaffected children.). She wants to know what her chances of having a child with cf and whether there are prenatal tests for it. I've looked on the net for some info, but found nothing definitive. Any suggestions of where to look, and any advice? Jude V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V Jude Kurokawa, CNM, FNP 513 Dayton St. Wolf Point, MT 59201 406-653-1608 Home and Hospital births on the Rez The Coyote midwife sits by the hole and waits.... mailto:jkuro@midrivers.com HTTP://www.midrivers.com/~jkuro V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V<>V
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