Hi, I'm 42 and 14.4 weeks pregnant with my third child which we consider to be our miracle baby as my partner was told he couldn't have children and my other 2 are 17 and 15 to my previous partner. I had a high nt measurement at a private scan at 13 weeks which I had to book after a small bleed as the NHS couldn't scan me for 4 days. I then had my NHS 12 week scan and measured nt 2.9 which along with my combined bloods gave me a 1 in 7 risk. I'm terrified of having the amnio so we opted for the Iona test which cost us £300. We are still awaiting the results but the fetal medicine midwife called from the NHS on Thursday to tell me that they had relooked at my scan and they thought the nt measurement was higher than the 2.9 which we were told and therefore my risk was higher than 1 in 7. I know this won't affect the iona result but I am absolutely terrified, I feel like all of my insides are shaking all the time, I can't sleep and I'm absolutely petrified we are going to get a bad result. Is anyone else in the same situation? Many thanks for your time to read this post x
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trace1105 · 18/03/2017 11:33
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