Anonymous
11/21/2020 11:03
Subject: Re:Anyone Consider DNA Testing of Fetus or Child Conceived via IVF?
Anonymous
11/20/2020 17:17
Subject: Anyone Consider DNA Testing of Fetus or Child Conceived via IVF?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm sure mix ups occur but if the child isn't biologically yours, then what?
Then you sue the fertility clinic or who ever is responsible for the mix up. Your kid is still your kid but you get several millions out of it. And if the other parent is found, the child can have a relationship with them or at least know the medical history.
Unlike wrongful death lawsuit, determining damages in wrongful birth lawsuit is tricky. Had there been birth defects that the doctor missed, you could get millions. But for healthy birth and happy family just found out the kid is not biological, there will be some damages but certainly not in the millions. Let’s say certain multiples of IVF cost and the lawyers take 30%.
Anonymous
11/20/2020 16:50
Subject: Anyone Consider DNA Testing of Fetus or Child Conceived via IVF?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm sure mix ups occur but if the child isn't biologically yours, then what?
Then you sue the fertility clinic or who ever is responsible for the mix up. Your kid is still your kid but you get several millions out of it. And if the other parent is found, the child can have a relationship with them or at least know the medical history.
Or the genetic parent is found and you have to give up your kid that parent. No way I would risk giving up my kid for a million dollars (or even several).
Anonymous
11/20/2020 15:09
Subject: Anyone Consider DNA Testing of Fetus or Child Conceived via IVF?
I have two kids. They look completely different from each other. And nothing like my DH or me. Two, naturally conceived, healthy kids, carried to term by me.
Anonymous
11/20/2020 15:08
Subject: Anyone Consider DNA Testing of Fetus or Child Conceived via IVF?
Anonymous wrote:I'm sure mix ups occur but if the child isn't biologically yours, then what?
Then you sue the fertility clinic or who ever is responsible for the mix up. Your kid is still your kid but you get several millions out of it. And if the other parent is found, the child can have a relationship with them or at least know the medical history.
Anonymous
11/19/2020 22:24
Subject: Re:Anyone Consider DNA Testing of Fetus or Child Conceived via IVF?
Anonymous wrote:, but if I really actually thought my child was not mine, I don't think I would test and risk having to give up my child.
This is the primary reason I would not test. Not willing to give up a child I gave birth to.
Maybe years later out of curiosity when that risk has passed.