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who's my baby's father ?

hey i'm very nervous becasue i had sex with my ex on february 11th 2009 and my period came on march 28th 2009 . but then my boyfriend came home to vist on april the 9th and had sex but on the 12th  of april we had sex and the condom broke and then right after that i started feeling sick and that's when everybody started telling me i looked pregnant but i'm really confused becasue i dont know who my baby's father could be ? is it my ex or my boyfriend ?
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439903 tn?1380137882
I really don't want to sound b*tchy but seriously you're asking this? You will have to have a DNA test, if you don't, you will drive yourself insane!! Sorry. As for the GA, are there numbers after? I'm thinking it's for gestational age but I could be wrong, you should ask at your next appoint. Did the dr tell you how far you are? (I'm guessing if you have an u/s picture, you had an u/s and they would have measured to see how far you are) which would be your gestational age (of the baby)
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dna test
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972246 tn?1311088535
Well if you had sex in Feb which was befor March it wouldent be the ex (unless is was light few spots, then maybe his, if it was normal period then you are okay) , and in April it would be your boyfriends.
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what does ga stand for on the bottom of an ultrasound ?
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If you had your period after you had sex with your ex, then its probably not his baby. I agree with the last poster, however, and suggest you get a DNA test.
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Its impossible to answer such a vague question.  You will need a DNA test to determine paternity.
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