Re: Solve a disagreement. . . identical or fraternal

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At Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Christine wrote: >
>I read something like that myself. . . but I think the main thing is
>wether they start from the same EGG or not.
>
>(after asking this I decided to look it up)
>
>--
>Christine
>>
>>Actually, I thought that even Identicals were in separate sacs... that
>>they divided before that point and were closely watched in the rare
>>event that they did share the same sac b/c of possible danger to the
>>foetuses??
>>
>>Erin
>>
>>At Wed, 10 Nov 1999, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>>
>>>In a message dated 11/10/99 8:55:36 AM Central Standard Time, ccude@home.com
>>>writes:
>>>
>>><< I went through IVF a little over a year ago, so I like to think I'm a
>>> bit of an expert on reproduction, but when two people question me, I
>>> guess I start questioning myself. >>
>>>
>>>You are an expert if you go through IVF! LOL I went through IF treatments
>>>as well. And we just tend to be on top of Reproduction than the general
>>>public!
>>>
>>>:o)
>>>
>>>Jennifer
>

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