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Hi both parents have to be carriers of the CF gene, you then have a 1 in 4 chance of having a child with CF, but if one parent is just a carrier and the other not then no there's no chance.
Hope this helps
Emma mum to Chelsie 5 w/cf from the UK
<blockquote>Quote<br><hr><i>Originally posted by: <b>Anonymous</b></i><br>mother of 7yr old with cf from uk. i am always shocked that americans have to pay for medical treatment in such a wealthy country! people here moan about having to wait for hosp. appts. but no one has to worry about...
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I got a milky way cake recipe which is good for cfers.I'll bring it tomorrow.
Hi i see that you say you have a milky way cake recipe please can you either put it in here or send it to me via email hope2cf@yahoo.co.uk.
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Well there sure has been some different views here.
I have a daughter with CF who is now 5, we have had to deal with alot, i have said when i get pregnant again and was a CFer i would have a termination BECAUSE, i wouldnt want another child to go through what my daughter has already, and us as...
My daughter was diagnosed at 8 months old, (now 5 & 1/2) i had gone back to work when she was 6 months old, and Chelsie was with a childminder, but when she was diagnosed i left work, i left work because i felt i wanted to spend all my time with her once we knew what cf was, BUT she was so well...
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