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Old 06-30-2007, 12:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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high beta experience

I just wanted to post my story since this is the website I came to looking for information when I first got my BFP in Jan. My 1st beta at 9dpo was 20, my 2nd beta at 11 dpo was 65 and my 3rd at 21dpo was 11058. I was extremely worried about the high beta and was worried about molar pregnancy. I am happy to report that I am now 26 weeks pregnant with a single baby with no known abnormalities. My dh knows the sex but I want to wait until the day I have my baby for the wonderful surprise. I want to wish all of you luck with your pregnancies and try not to worry about bizarre betas.
Renae

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