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Myrtle Street Obstetrics & Gynecology, P.C.
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citysearch c.
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Today I went in to Myrtle Street Obgyn extremely excited and hopeful. I am 12 weeks 4 days pregnant and was going in for an ultrasound that tests for chromosomal abnormalities. I spent close to an hour in the ultrasound room while the sonographer attempted to get my fidgety baby in the right position so she could measure the amount of fluid on her neck. Her heartbeat is healthy and she is growing normally, I fell in love. \r
A knock on the door came and an Ob I had never met before stood in the corner and watched the ultrasound for a few minutes. She then turned on the lights and said there is something wrong with your sonogram. My baby has a cystic hygroma on the back of her head and down her spine. I was told that this is associated with Turners syndrome and they referred me to a specialist in Albany that I will see in three weeks. She then went on to tell me that once we find out we will have the choice to abort our baby. She left the room to give us a minute to have it sink it. I burst into tears. A few minutes later we were ushered to the hallway in the middle of the practice where we had to wait for a half hour to get bloodwork done. It took everything I had to hold in the tears as I saw happy pregnant mothers passing by. Talk about bedside manner. Couldn't just let us sit in private while we waited? It was one of the hardest things I have been through.\r
As soon as I got home I started researching and found out that 60% of cystic hygromas are caused by chromosomal abnormalities and found tons of stories where these cysts will go away on their own. Could she not have told me that while I was there? I had to research this on my own? She just gave me the bleakest outlook with no more information and sent me on my way. No compassion. I will never be back. The way this situation was handled makes me sick to my stomach. My baby is not a goner and I will hold out hope that they will survive and thrive.
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