(March 25, 2016 at 11:16 pm)Aractus Wrote: Folate deficiency isn't the only cause of spina bifida. It's just the only identified cause. It's only estimate to account for 70% of cases, the other 30% is due to other unknown factors not at all dependant on folate. But yeah, for spina bifida, termination is not an option for everyone, but around 90% of cases are diagnosed in the first 16 weeks so most people will have the choice available in the first trimester of the pregnancy if they choose to do so.
My aggravation with them was not putting the kid first once they decided to keep.
It was amazing when the kid turned 8 or there abouts and started to be able to cath and keep track of meds and everything else, no more emergency hospital visits for infections and other issues.
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