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Re: 3 girls and wanting a boy
From: Anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 17 Jun 2003 20:27:29 -0500 (CDT)
I find it very hard not to judge you, but will keep my opinion regarding
your decision to myself. But, PLEASE, if you go through with this, GET
YOUR TUBES TIED AND YOUR HUSBAND "SNIPPED" afterward.
At Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Katya wrote:
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>Dear Stacey,
>
>Umm, just ask your doctor to do a CVS at 12 weeks? (earlier CVS may not
>be a great idea because of possible damage to the fetus' limbs). If you
>are in the United States, they will disclose the gender. I think Canada
>has a law against disclosing gender before 25 weeks to prevent people
>from doing what you are doing... Since there is no medical indication
>for a CVS with your history, you may have to pay for it yourself.
>
>I would use the time between now and CVS to step back and seriously
>consider if you are making the right decision. If you ever disclose
>this decision to your children, you may do incredible damage... and
>perhaps even if you don't disclose, your very attitude is doing damage
>already. Whatever you do, please don't treat your precious girls as
>second-class children, especially if this pregnancy turns out to be a
>boy after all.
>
>--
>Katya
>
>At Tue, 17 Jun 2003, Stacey wrote:
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>>This may sound so terrible, but my husband and I have 3 very healthy
>>girls. We had thought we were done trying for the boy but just recently
>>found out we are expecting again. My EDD is Feb. 7th, 2004. We are
>>seriously contemplating not keeping this baby. I know it sounds
>>terrible and I am distraught over the whole situation, I have been
>>reading about Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) being done as early as
>>9-10 weeks of pregnancy, I know its only supposed to be used as a tool
>>to find out genetic disorders in fetus early. I am wondering if anyone
>>knows if its been preformed as a tool to find out the sex of your unborn
>>child and if so how do you go about arranging it.
>>Feeling so horrible!!!
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