Uziela,
minor as in thalassemia minor. Cos all our genes are in pairs, one from the mummy, one from the daddy. So if the mummy and daddy are both thalassemia minor, means tt they have one thalassemia gene in that pair of genes tt controls haemoglobin production. So when a child conceived, there is 25% chance tt the child will be w/o the thalassemia gene at all, 50% chance tt the child will also be a minor, and 25% chance tt the child will b a major, which is unfortunately my case. This theory works for all genes, including genes tt control ur blood type, ur height, and everything else.
leenmummy,
thanks! hubby jus shared with me abt a fren's situation. bb apparently cleared the first trimester screening, but at 7th month, realised something in wrong wif the bb and have to abort. They actually got to see the bb, which i'm afriad of. I shd b able to tell them tt we dun wan to see right?