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post 1657303823 03-03-2022, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted By MattyMiscer
Welp, got a call from my wife in tears after her third trimester ultrasound today. They found some calcification in the baby's heart which apparently is not actually a big deal--but the doctor told my wife that it could be a sign of down syndrome. I was able to calm her down and focus on the fact thatnothingelse indicates a possibility of the baby having downs, and they would have seen something else by now. Apparently 97% of babies with downs have this thing on their heart and that's what the doc emphasized to my wife--but plenty of babieswithoutdowns get it too. Head shape and everything else looks totally normal so I'm not really worried, but it was still scary to hear. They took a blood sample today and we should get the test results back in a week or two to definitively rule down syndrome out.
What % of kids with this are downs? Other health risks?


Anything but perfect health is every expecting parents worst fear. Feel for you and your wife. 🙏
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Originally Posted By MattyMiscer
Welp, got a call from my wife in tears after her third trimester ultrasound today. They found some calcification in the baby's heart which apparently is not actually a big deal--but the doctor told my wife that it could be a sign of down syndrome. I was able to calm her down and focus on the fact thatnothingelse indicates a possibility of the baby having downs, and they would have seen something else by now. Apparently 97% of babies with downs have this thing on their heart and that's what the doc emphasized to my wife--but plenty of babieswithoutdowns get it too. Head shape and everything else looks totally normal so I'm not really worried, but it was still scary to hear. They took a blood sample today and we should get the test results back in a week or two to definitively rule down syndrome out.
Good luck! Sounds like all signs point to normal other than 1 that’s questionable anyway. I’m sure you are good.

My wife is due in a couple weeks with our first, (ya I know, I’m old, but she isn’t) but we did the MIPS test as soon as we found out, helps rule all of that out, sounds like that’s what they are doing now.

Positive vibes brah!!
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Originally Posted By MattyMiscer
Welp, got a call from my wife in tears after her third trimester ultrasound today. They found some calcification in the baby's heart which apparently is not actually a big deal--but the doctor told my wife that it could be a sign of down syndrome. I was able to calm her down and focus on the fact thatnothingelse indicates a possibility of the baby having downs, and they would have seen something else by now. Apparently 97% of babies with downs have this thing on their heart and that's what the doc emphasized to my wife--but plenty of babieswithoutdowns get it too. Head shape and everything else looks totally normal so I'm not really worried, but it was still scary to hear. They took a blood sample today and we should get the test results back in a week or two to definitively rule down syndrome out.
Prayers for you and your wife. My wife is dealing with the same, we had an amniocentesis to rule out any genetic disorder, but her fluid has been low and baby has IUGR, she’s less than 5 percent on weight and head circumference, we’re seeing MFM every week with high resolution ultrasounds. We are praying hard but so far other than IUGR, things appear to be normal. They tell my wife to not to be stressed as it’s bad for the baby, but she gets more stressed with all of this. We may just stop all the testing and just let it be, not much you can do other than just monitor the baby, can’t change what’ll happen. I just want my daughter to be healthy. Keeping you and your wife in my prayers.
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Originally Posted By sam212
Prayers for you and your wife. My wife is dealing with the same, we had an amniocentesis to rule out any genetic disorder, but her fluid has been low and baby has IUGR, she’s less than 5 percent on weight and head circumference, we’re seeing MFM every week with high resolution ultrasounds. We are praying hard but so far other than IUGR, things appear to be normal. They tell my wife to not to be stressed as it’s bad for the baby, but she gets more stressed with all of this. We may just stop all the testing and just let it be, not much you can do other than just monitor the baby, can’t change what’ll happen. I just want my daughter to be healthy. Keeping you and your wife in my prayers.
How far along?
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Originally Posted By HayZues
How far along?
28 weeks now. Been dealing with it since week 20.
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Originally Posted By sam212
28 weeks now. Been dealing with it since week 20.
Damn. That's tough. Sending all good energy and prayers for a healthy child.
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Damn. That's tough. Sending all good energy and prayers for a healthy child.
Thanks man, means a lot.
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Good luck, prayers, and positive vibes to you guys with babies on the way (Berts, Sam, and Matty).

For Matty, with one of our kids we had a measurement of some sort come back that could indicated a slightly increased risk of downs - everything else was normal. We didn't bother with additional testing because it wouldn't have changed what we did. Baby was completely healthy. My wife was the worrier between us. With respect to "what if" things we couldn't do anything about anyway, I always tell my wife there's no point in worrying about it now. Let's wait until we know we have a problem there will be plenty of time to worry then. I think that line has been somewhat successful, and you're welcome to it if you think it will help.

Hope everything works out for you Sam, I've been your shoes, stressing over a pregnancy and it's just the worst. The advancements they've made in medicine make it so we find more things to stress over, but they can usually handle it.

Glad everything is going well for you Berts.
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Originally Posted By MattyMiscer
Welp, got a call from my wife in tears after her third trimester ultrasound today. They found some calcification in the baby's heart which apparently is not actually a big deal--but the doctor told my wife that it could be a sign of down syndrome. I was able to calm her down and focus on the fact thatnothingelse indicates a possibility of the baby having downs, and they would have seen something else by now. Apparently 97% of babies with downs have this thing on their heart and that's what the doc emphasized to my wife--but plenty of babieswithoutdowns get it too. Head shape and everything else looks totally normal so I'm not really worried, but it was still scary to hear. They took a blood sample today and we should get the test results back in a week or two to definitively rule down syndrome out.
They did the same thing to us on our last kid and we had to sweat like 5 months thinking our kid was going to have down syndrome. They said it was a white spot on his bone in the ultrasound. Made us have all of these expensive tests and our son was 100% normal.

I swear they do this chit on purpose as our first 2 daughters they did same chit as well. First daughter they said she might have a heart condition so we once again had special test done and she's 100% normal and my 2nd daughter I forget what they scared us with but they did.

They are fuking *******s and just wanting to ring up that bill
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Originally Posted By bov188
First time I've seen this thread or I would have been in here months ago.

Baby boy is due late June. It's our first and I feel very unprepared.

Any books or resources to help get me get ready? Or did you dads just wing it?
We did a pregnancy class (I don't know what to call it) at the local hospital. They went through a lot of the basic things to expect during pregnancy what and with a newborn. Fitting car seats, bathing a baby, holding a baby, labor and delivery. I think it was worthwhile. "What to Expect When Your Expecting" is a good reference book during pregnancy. Geared more towards woman and nuts and bolts kind of stuff.

As far as raising and teaching kids, I just wing it.
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Originally Posted By MattyMiscer
Welp, got a call from my wife in tears after her third trimester ultrasound today. They found some calcification in the baby's heart which apparently is not actually a big deal--but the doctor told my wife that it could be a sign of down syndrome. I was able to calm her down and focus on the fact thatnothingelse indicates a possibility of the baby having downs, and they would have seen something else by now. Apparently 97% of babies with downs have this thing on their heart and that's what the doc emphasized to my wife--but plenty of babieswithoutdowns get it too. Head shape and everything else looks totally normal so I'm not really worried, but it was still scary to hear. They took a blood sample today and we should get the test results back in a week or two to definitively rule down syndrome out.
Originally Posted By sam212
Prayers for you and your wife. My wife is dealing with the same, we had an amniocentesis to rule out any genetic disorder, but her fluid has been low and baby has IUGR, she’s less than 5 percent on weight and head circumference, we’re seeing MFM every week with high resolution ultrasounds. We are praying hard but so far other than IUGR, things appear to be normal. They tell my wife to not to be stressed as it’s bad for the baby, but she gets more stressed with all of this. We may just stop all the testing and just let it be, not much you can do other than just monitor the baby, can’t change what’ll happen. I just want my daughter to be healthy. Keeping you and your wife in my prayers.
Prayers for both of you. One thing to remember, is everything has to be worst case scenario with babies, because the alternative of something slipping through is the worst thing that could ever happen.

With my first, she started having one obscure symptom that 95% of kids with CF get. Neither of us had any family history of CF. Statistically, it would have been impossible, but the doctors went straight to it and immediately treated her like she had it. She was cleared once she was tested, but it was the worst 11 days of my life
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Originally Posted By bov188
First time I've seen this thread or I would have been in here months ago.

Baby boy is due late June. It's our first and I feel very unprepared.

Any books or resources to help get me get ready? Or did you dads just wing it?
You just do it man. It comes super natural. Honestly it didn't even hit me that it was real until we were on the way to the hospital with our first. It all starts to just come as 2nd nature the more you do it.
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe
You just do it man. It comes super natural. Honestly it didn't even hit me that it was real until we were on the way to the hospital with our first. It all starts to just come as 2nd nature the more you do it.
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You were created and imprinted with the tools to be a successful father. There is learning, but if you wanna be a great dad, you can.
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My 4 month old boy, who's 24" and 18 lbs



And my about to be 2 year old daughter at 32" and 25 lbs.



Little man's going to dwarf his big sister here soon.
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Welp....




I know who I am. And after all these years, there’s a victory in that.

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Originally Posted By Motiviert
Welp....




Congrats man! #3?
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Originally Posted By farmersson
congrats man! #3?
number 3. Ill have 3 under 3
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MISC dad here. Never seen this thread before. Hi.
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Originally Posted By Motiviert
number 3. Ill have 3 under 3
Nice! That's a lot of diapers (and car seats and... ). Our first three were each about 2 years apart so three under 4 for me. Myron efficiency, lol..

ETA: That was a long time ago though, oldest is now 15. Enjoy it while it lasts.
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I just found thread. My wife and I have been using gestational surrogates for children. I just had a miscarriage stillbirth on Tuesday at 17 weeks, not the first time it's happened. We're going through the plan of next steps now to grow our family.

We have a 20 month old son. I'm doing my best to teach him how to share and not take other kids' toys. We also got him hooked on cocomelon over the holidays and are trying to ween him off TV now.

Our discipline style is patience. If he throws something we will ask him to go pick it up and hand it to us even if it takes 20 minutes.
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Originally Posted By Rockafella143
MISC dad here. Never seen this thread before. Hi.
Welcome brethren
I know who I am. And after all these years, there’s a victory in that.

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Originally Posted By metroins
I just found thread. My wife and I have been using gestational surrogates for children. I just had a miscarriage stillbirth on Tuesday at 17 weeks, not the first time it's happened. We're going through the plan of next steps now to grow our family.

We have a 20 month old son. I'm doing my best to teach him how to share and not take other kids' toys. We also got him hooked on cocomelon over the holidays and are trying to ween him off TV now.

Our discipline style is patience. If he throws something we will ask him to go pick it up and hand it to us even if it takes 20 minutes.
Welcome brother. Glad to have you
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Originally Posted By FarmersSon
Nice! That's a lot of diapers (and car seats and... ). Our first three were each about 2 years apart so three under 4 for me. Myron efficiency, lol.
Lmao thanks brother
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Originally Posted By Motiviert
number 3. Ill have 3 under 3
Congrats boyo!

But at the same time.....
Woof. Good luck mate. We decided to hold off after having 2 under 2. We're open to having a 3rd, but need a couple years to reset.
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Good news brahs, blood test came back and baby is a low risk for downs! Looks like we’re out of the woods and he should be as perfectly healthy as his big brother
And relief washes over me in an awesome wave
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Originally Posted By MattyMiscer
Good news brahs, blood test came back and baby is a low risk for downs! Looks like we’re out of the woods and he should be as perfectly healthy as his big brother
Congrats mang.

For those of you with multiple kiddos how did you know you were ready for another one? Perhaps I am just immature, but there are days when I wish I still had more "me time" to go pursue my hobbies. My girl is has been ready for awhile, but I feel like I am about to be stuck in a lifestyle I'm not ready for where my entire life revolves around taking my kids to do their stuff and all my personal passions/hobbies shrivel up and die. Like should I just sell my toys (bikes, jetski, boat) and cancel on getting yearly ski pass and accept I am now a home body? Hopefully y'all can talk me down, but this is mad depressing to consider that "my" life is over....
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Originally Posted By MattyMiscer
Good news brahs, blood test came back and baby is a low risk for downs! Looks like we’re out of the woods and he should be as perfectly healthy as his big brother
Great news! Happy for you brah.

And I'm happy for all rest of you brahs too, dasit manes.
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M
For those of you with multiple kiddos how did you know you were ready for another one? Perhaps I am just immature, but there are days when I wish I still had more "me time" to go pursue my hobbies. My girl is has been ready for awhile, but I feel like I am about to be stuck in a lifestyle I'm not ready for where my entire life revolves around taking my kids to do their stuff and all my personal passions/hobbies shrivel up and die. Like should I just sell my toys (bikes, jetski, boat) and cancel on getting yearly ski pass and accept I am now a home body? Hopefully y'all can talk me down, but this is mad depressing to consider that "my" life is over....
Timing is a hard one to plan man, but when it feels right, I think you will know it (sorry for the cliche).

As for your life being over - young ones do take ALOT of time, we all know - but it's temporary. As mine grow, I can share more and more of myself with them and get to do all those things I loved as a kid all over again. Riding bikes, sailing, camping, even playing video games I used to play with them.

And they grow up so fast, sometimes I wish for those little manlets who would wrastle my leg everytime I got home, and not let go.

End ramble.

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