Hi, I've been in this forum for a while and read all kinds of threads. I learned about nub theory whilst doing it, not really thinking about what would happen when I had my scan. I had my scan last week and the nub is practically fluorescent - one of the clearest I've seen. I know what it suggests I'm having, but I also really wanted a surprise. How accurate is the theory do we think?
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nellorr ·
06/07/2015 07:22
There's a 50/50 chance you've guessed right 
Congratulations and I hope everything goes smoothly for you.
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CuppaSarah ·
07/07/2015 06:35
The idea might be, but realistically all us amateurs on the internet just don't know enough for it to be anything serious.
There must be loads of factors affecting it and we just wouldn't know them. But remember there's a 50% chance it's right, son don't be disappointed if it does happen to be right in your case
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