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Kristi wrote

> For that whole week of waiting I kept

> telling myself he wasn't going to have it. I knew it was a one in four

> chance.It's been hard. I feel helpless. I don't want him to have hard life.

> We do know that he has both the most common gene. I was told that means hes

> in the higher risk for more problems.

and is running behind, having been in Melbourne for a conference...

Anyway, Kristi, I just want you to know that just because your baby has

D508, it doesn't necessarily mean that he will be sicker. My daughter Sian

(pronounced " Sharn " ) has 2xD508. She has never been hospitalised with

respiratory illness, has never been on IVs, has been in hospital 3 times in

her life (once for diagnosis and twice for bowel blockage). Why is this? I

don't have an answer.

But, hang in there. You will have your baby, and he will be the most

beautiful, wonderful, gorgeous, talented baby on the planet. (At least,

unless he stands next to my children!)

Love to all,

-

Mum to Cate 10yrs wocf and Sian 6yrs wcf, asthma, GERD and ADD

Canberra Australia-

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