"If you choose to continue, you will have these people who will say ‘why didn't you terminate?’ and pass judgement. And if you terminate, you will have people pass judgement and say ‘how could you do that?’”Belinda talks about her experience of

5.Naomi and Al

Nov 30th, 2020 57m 21s

"We had to have some hard conversations about whether to continue with the pregnancy”.Naomi is a midwife and Al is an architect. They are the parents of two boys - Frankie, who is seven and Joe. Joe passed away suddenly just before his second b

4.Chantelle

Nov 30th, 2020 51m 58s

"It was a Friday afternoon, I received the call from the genetic counsellor, I was about to do school pickup. She just informed me that my blood test had come back and had shown abnormalities."Chantelle is a nurse and also runs her husband’s bu

3.Kaisi

Nov 30th, 2020 56m 31s

"What does this diagnosis actually mean for us? What does it mean for this little baby?"Kaisi received a non-invasive prenatal screening result showing a high chance for Trisomy 18 or Edward’s Syndrome. This result came soon after she lost a tw

2.Sallie

Nov 30th, 2020 47m 33s

"We were such a different couple getting that diagnosis . . . To be at those crossroads is a very very different thing."Sallie lives in regional Victoria with her husband Josh and their three children. In this episode Sallie talks about decisio

1.Explainer

Nov 30th, 2020 51m 28s

Welcome to One screened every minute - this first explainer episode is the perfect place to start. Non-invasive prenatal screening - what’s the big deal? Host Elizabeth Callinan speaks with prenatal screening expert Dr Melody Menezes about scre

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Introducing One Screened Every Minute

Nov 30th, 2020 2m 45s

A podcast bringing you conversations with ordinary people who have received extraordinary information about chromosomal differences in their pregnancy.

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