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“I broke down the baby from my fiancé when a test said he wasn’t the father … Now the Lab tells me it was wrong”

A woman from New York was destroyed after she had broken down her baby after the results of paternity, to be told that they were a ‘technical error’ months later.

The 28-year-old Yonkers-Vrouw has charged Winn Health Labs and DNA Diagnostics Center after she had broken down her long-awaited pregnancy because of what was revealed as a false paternity test results.

The woman, who asked to remain anonymous, said the New York Post: ‘I just have a lot of emotions. These results were the reason why I decided to do what I did. ‘

She and her fiancé at the time had trouble getting ‘a few months’ to become ‘pregnant’ for a few months before they separated, partly because of the ‘stress and worsening’ of trying to become pregnant.

Their three -week split ended with her and had had sexual relationships with another man before she and her fiancé came together again.

However, she claimed that a condom had been used during the meeting with the other man, the outlet reported.

“I followed my ovulation,” she said.

Around August 11 she discovered that she was pregnant, but was ‘sure’ that it was the baby of her fiancé.

“I broke down the baby from my fiancé when a test said he wasn’t the father … Now the Lab tells me it was wrong”

The 28-year-old Yonkers-Vrouw has charged Winn Health Labs and DNA Diagnostics Center after she had broken down her long-awaited pregnancy because of what was revealed as a false paternity test results

Yet she decided to know certain and sought paternity tests with the other man without telling her fiancé not to alert him.

The first two tests cost her more than $ 1,000, but the results did not come back decisively, so they went online to the DNA Diagnostics Center based in Ohio.

According to judicial documents, the two went to a Winn Health Labs facility in the Bronx in October, located at the rear of a hair salon, to give samples to complete the tests by DNA diagnostics.

However, she was convinced that it could not be anyone’s baby, except she and her fiancé, so she threw a gender-Reveal party with the father while she waited for the results to come back.

Five days later she was left in ‘Utter Surprise, disappointment and frustration’ after receiving a call on Halloween with the results.

The results assured her with ’99, 99% certainty ‘that the other man was her baby’s father, “the court reports said.

Because she was almost 20 weeks pregnant at that time, her decision had to take what to do before the 24 -week deadline of New York for a legal abortion.

'You removed the family that I could have had. This was the person I married. This is the person with whom I wanted to build a family,

‘You removed the family that I could have had. This was the person I married. This is the person with whom I wanted to build a family, “she said

It forced her to tell everything to her fiancé.

The news was a devastating setback for her and [her fiancé’s] Relationship, “declared judicial documents.

“He just cried,” she said. “He asked:” Why would you go through a gender confirmation? “I told him,” Because I was sure it was yours. ” ‘

She decided to end the pregnancy ‘in an attempt to save her relationship’ after a ‘week of fear, stress, arguments, confrontations and conversations’.

The termination procedure lasted two days, in which she even changed his mind, but it was too late and the baby could not be saved.

“I wish I could turn this around,” she said.

Only when she received a phone call from DNA diagnostics that shattered her world on Valentine’s Day.

The lab told her that the results she had received were due to an ‘IT error’, according to judicial documents.

She was devastating in informed by the laboratory that there was actually no chance that the other man was the father of her baby.

Throwing her during their divorce had not resulted in pregnancy, the lab unveiled.

After they had stayed together in everything, she and her fiancé split from the last heartache of knowing that they had lost their child.

‘The reason I took action was because I believed in these results. I thought this was something that was one hundred percent true. And it led me to the abortion, “she said, People reported.

Her lawyer, Craig Phemister, said the post: ‘If you know that people immediately rely on paternity tests to make life decisions, why did it take four months before they call? It’s just not logical. ‘

Now she wants justice and to hold the laboratories responsible for a traumatic decision she had to make.

“How many other people did it happen?” she asked.

The lab said in a statement to the position: ‘For 30 years, DDC has given reliable and accurate tests to millions of customers. If a concern is expressed, we take immediate action to validate the results and to inform customers quickly about problems.

The archives claim that the defendants gave the inaccurate DNA Father's Father test results from the woman, knowing that she would have very little time to make a decision to keep her pregnancy or not '

The archives claim that the defendants gave the inaccurate DNA Father’s Father test results from the woman, knowing that she would have very little time to make a decision to keep her pregnancy or not ‘

“We understand and appreciate the incredible amount of trust that people place in us to get this right, and we are doing everything to meet that high standard.”

The archives claim that the defendants gave the woman’s inaccurate DNA Father’s test results, knowing that she would have very little time to make a decision to keep her pregnancy or not. ‘

It continued that they then ‘didn’t fool her’ to inform her about the error about the error until months later.

‘You removed the family that I could have had. This was the person I married. This is the person with whom I wanted to build a family, “she said.

Winn Health Labs nor the DNA Diagnostics Center responded immediately to the request from DailyMail.com for comments.

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