She is the mother of a chance in a million twin sisters with Down syndrome. Now she reveals that she was told to have an abortion until on six occasions. Rachael Prescott, 39, of Monmouth, Oregon, has explained that during her pregnancy with twins with Down syndrome, Charlotte and Annette, and even after the birth of the sisters, she was bombarded with condolences and advice to prepare for their health problems when they found out they might have the genetic condition

Rachel and her husband Cody, 32, were told that their Twins would likely need open-heart surgery immediately after birth due to heart disease congenital only a few months into her pregnancy, but they were confused because the doctors seemed more concerned that the babies may have Down syndrome.

The parents and their two siblings were relieved when the twins with Down syndrome survived birth due to risk that they had a heart condition.

Twins with Down syndrome, in a million
Rachael claims that her twins as her miracles, since that the chances of having twins with Down syndrome are one in a million.

The mother explains that they were puzzled by the concerns about whether girls might have Down syndrome, when what they were concerned about was whether they had heart defects Serious.

“Information about how you approach your The heart situation was overshadowed by the momentum of the tests genetic and abortion proposals”, Says.

The family with their two twins

Rachael explains that until the birth of her twins, even after emphasizing his excitement at the idea of adding two additional members to their family, doctors continued to expressing concern that they might be born with Down syndrome.

Rachael and Cody, her husband, were offered more tests to confirm that they were twins with Down before they were born, but They refused, claiming that they did not care about the results. Six Different doctors suggested that they terminate the pregnancy.

Now the family has two new children.