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If your child's spouse is NOT a carrier then their children could not

have CF. They would be carriers, however. If your child's spouse is

a carrier but does NOt have CF then they would have a 50% chance of

having CF. Both parents have to have at least one " bad " gene in

order for there to be a possibility that their children would have

CF. Hope that helps!

, Mom to Hannah 2 1/2 wcf and Tommy 5 wocf

> Just a question

> If someone had CF like my son and he grew up and had children with

a non cf carrier what are the chances of having a CF baby??? Sorry

to be ignornant, I have no idea.

> monique

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If your child's spouse is NOT a carrier then their children could not

have CF. They would be carriers, however. If your child's spouse is

a carrier but does NOt have CF then they would have a 50% chance of

having CF. Both parents have to have at least one " bad " gene in

order for there to be a possibility that their children would have

CF. Hope that helps!

, Mom to Hannah 2 1/2 wcf and Tommy 5 wocf

> Just a question

> If someone had CF like my son and he grew up and had children with

a non cf carrier what are the chances of having a CF baby??? Sorry

to be ignornant, I have no idea.

> monique

>

>

>

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