10/03/2020 20:51
Subject: Did you and your spouse talk about your families' genetic history
While undergoing fertility testing, I did the Jewish panel. Found out a few weeks into my pregnancy that I carried the gene for Cystic Fibrosis. (Lab didn't give me the results in a timely manner.) Longest two weeks of my life were waiting for my husband's CF results. Thankfully, he is not a carrier! No one else in my family has tested - parents or siblings, so we are not sure which side it came from.
Anonymous
10/03/2020 19:11
Subject: Did you and your spouse talk about your families' genetic history
Anonymous wrote:I didn't know about DH's father's dyslexia.
That’s often an output of something else. It’s rarely a standalone.
Anonymous
10/03/2020 15:23
Subject: Did you and your spouse talk about your families' genetic history
There is mental illness and alcoholism on both sides of our family. Evena couple of suicides. Prior to marriage we decided to adopt rather than birth. We are raising our 3 healthy kids, ages 7, 10, 13.
Anonymous
10/03/2020 10:46
Subject: Did you and your spouse talk about your families' genetic history
Yes, it’s helpful information. My genetic disorder doesn’t impact health as much as physical attributes which can become costly/painful depending on procedure.
We decided to have kids in the future, keeping in mind the costs.