What now happens if the couple only has 2 offsprings, can they avoid having SC offsprings??

doubletree:
The chances of having children with sickle cell disease is the same as when AS and AS have kids


1 in 4 chance of SC-sickle cell disease but may not be as severe as SS( but they are still sickle cell disease sufferers)
1 in 4 chance of AC
1 in 4 chance of AS
1 in 4 chance of AA-normal genotype

Bottom line is they risk having sicklecell children. just like AS/AS couples

It's actually 2 in 4 chance (1/2) for AA

blackylola:
thks for sharing this, am As and am about to marry AC but medical personnel said we should go ahead with our marriage plan

Hi, did you go ahead? Can I send you a message?

Yinkaolola:


Hi, did you go ahead? Can I send you a message?

I chicken out

blackylola:
I chicken out

lol are you married now?

Mcbussy:
I am AA, my gf is AA....there's no room for weakness in the bloodline. Life is about evolution...only the strong would survive.

did you marry her?

chinene1:
Instead of the fetus test and termination of pregnancy at 11 weeks or so, why not take matters into your hands and plan health babies using IVF. There are a variety of options to choose from, from using donor sperm for IUI and embryo selection before implantation. I have the AS genotype and my intended hubby is AS also. We plan on having a boy and a girl using one of these options then do long term family planning. I am not going to decide my life partner based on genotype. If a woman with HIV/AIDS can get married and give birth to a healthy child, so can I. Can't wait to have my babies. People just tell you don't try it, your children will suffer and die. Well children suffer and die any why and just 30 percent is SS related. For you intending to marry your sweethearts, just stroll into any IVF center and ask questions. Am sure you will be happy you did.

how did it go

blackylola:
I chicken out

Lol.

May I ask why

akube34:
did you marry her?

She served me breakfast