
Posted by mixalis on 4/23/2005, 12:39 pm, in reply to "Re: Trisomy 22 Mosaic" --Previous Message--
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: Hello to the members,
: I don't know if I'm in the right place
: and if I'm not perhaps someone can
: point me in the right direction. I
: just found found this site from a
: search I did on Trisomy 22.
: I recently miscarried exactly a month
: from today and ironically I received
: an
: email today from my OBGYN telling me
: about the genetic testing he did on
: our
: embryo/baby.
: Turns out there was a definite
: abnormality with my pregnancy. His
: emaail: "There was an extra
: chromosome #22 which is called
: autosomal trisomy (this is not much
: different than trisomy #21 which is
: "Downs syndrome" . However
: trisomy #22 is not compatible with any
: viability and is always miscarried.
: This is the reason the pregnancy
: stopped growing". I guess that's
: why I miscarried according to my
: doctor.
: I'm just trying to get some clarity on
: this from others who have experienced
: the same. Of course I will be talking
: to my doctor tomorrow and will get his
: instructions on what to do next but
: reading other's experience may help in
: what questions to ask, etc.
: For instance there are no chromosome
: defects in my family or my husband but
: yet we produced a embryo/baby wtih an
: extra chromosome 22, does this mean we
: should get tested prior to us trying
: to
: conceive again? Again, just for
: experience purposes. I'm not asking
: for medical advice here.
: This is all new to me and I'm extremly
: sacred and wonder if I should even try
: to conceive again knowing we had a
: chromosome defect with our first
: pregnancy.
: Thank you and hoping I'll hear from
: someone.
: Yvonne
:
: Hello Yvonne. I do think that you and
: your husband should get tested if you
: doctor did not tell you that. My
: husband and I got tested and neither
: one of us carry this extra chromosone.
: My son is now 2 years old and has
: many problems associated with Mosaic
: Trisomy 22. That means he doesn't
: have the full blown Trisomy 22. He
: has just gone under open heart Surgery
: Sept. 2003 to correct his very large
: ASD which is associated with the
: genetic disorder. He also is behind
: in speech and took a lot of physical
: therapy to get him to walk and hold
: his head up. But, there is hope and
: miracles do happen. He walks and is a
: hand full now. We just have to work
: on his speech. My husband and I have
: been told by a genetists(SP) that our
: son was a flook. We could have a
: normal baby next. Please feel free to
: e-mail me if you need and I'm sorry to
: hear about your miscarriage.
:
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