Mylilangle
At 27 you are very unlikely to have anything wrong - but has anyone sat down and asked you what you will be doing if things don't turn out well?

Debbie Lee reminds me of something very important. You should ONLY have these tests you are prepared to make a decision about what to do in the event that something is wrong. Your caregiver should be explaining this to you BEFORE you have the tests.

If you have any concerns at all that you might not be able to make a hard decision in the event something is drastically wrong - then talk to your caregiver about skipping the test. It's not compulsory.

On the other hand a positive result can give you immeasurable peace of mind!