Ok I see what you are saying and I agree with you. But the baby does not look black at all maybe it's ignorant of me to say that but he looks a lot like the the guy who I think is the father. Well thank you for the advice and I am thinking about doing the test the legal way and will test both guys.
If you think that the guy who is most likely to be the dad, or either guy, is interested in not being found out to be the dad, you should definitely do this the legal way, with both guys being served to go to a lab certified by the court, and to show ID, and so forth. You're in a tough spot if you are in Alaska and one guy is in South Carolina. You can't do this with a drugstore test, you need legal help. The results have to be able to stand up in court.
What do you mean faking the test? I am thinking to ask for child support I have been trying to reach him and he doesn't want to do anything with me do you think me filing would be a good idea. I feel like doesn't care about my baby. I know I am going to need the help.
DDC is one of the best. I'm sure they can test you in Alaska and the guy in South Carolina and the other guy too. I would test both guys, especially if there is any risk of either guy faking the test. You need a definite yes.
Hi so my baby is born and as I suspected guy number 2 is the father. I know this because he is white and the other guy is black. He looks like just like his father. My question is I am still doing a paternity test just because to be 100 percent. We live in different states so how would I go about doing this? Is dcc credible I live in alaska and he lives in south carolina.
Ok thank you the lady I talk to I told her about what's going on and she said that I had gotten pregnant after valentine's day or around that time the only problem is that it contradicts the earlier ultrasound but I will ask this on my appointment. Thank you once again.
Do remember that your weeks (like 7 weeks 3 days) gestational age are computed from the (calculated) first day of your last period. Be SURE when you talk to the doctor that you explain that you want to know, from the measurements of the baby in your earliest possible ultrasound that you have on file, when you might have CONCEIVED. If a doc or nurse says you're 8 weeks "pregnant," since they usually count from an assumed first day of your last period, they are not answering the question of when you conceived. 8 weeks "pregnant" in doctor language is 6 weeks since conception. So do talk to the doctor, and try to keep the language clear when you discuss this. He or she will be in the very best position to tell you what is going on, given that he or she has your records.
So new info I called cpc to find out about my ultrasound I had there on March 24 or 17 can't remember. The lady told me that I had concive after valentine's day. She said I was 7 weeks and 3 days. I am confused bc of the other ultrasound vi had on the 15. I am going to ask my doctor. Thank you
It does not sound like the guy from February 13 and 14 is the dad. It sounds like you got pregnant around the 1st of February, which could have readily happened from the sex in late January. When you got the ultrasound that said you were 8 weeks along on March 15, was it 8 weeks and some days? Or 8 weeks exactly?