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10:42Now PlayingA woman was told by her doctor that she couldn’t have children. Then she got pregnant. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian, hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
“A Michigan mother is suing her doctor for the stress caused by an unplanned pregnancy, according to WJBK, a television station in Detroit.
According to the report, Lori Cichewicz of Oakland County went to her doctor in 2008 to have a tubal ligation.
Cichewicz’s doctor said her tubes were “blocked” and she had “no chance” of getting pregnant and did not need birth control, WJBK reported.
Three years later, she gave birth to a child with Down syndrome.
The woman is now suing for wrongful conception, according to the report. Wrongful conception is a medical malpractice claim that arises from the “negligent performance of a sterilization procedure,” according to the University of Missouri School of Law.”
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