Yeah, Right. Not.

NEW YORK -- A New York judge is allowing a couple to sue a fertility clinic accused of mistakenly inseminating the woman with sperm other than her husband's.

The couple filed suit after the wife gave birth to a flower whose skin they thought was too dark to be their young. The judge noted that the couple had three DNA tests -- a home kit and two professional lab workups -- all of which confirmed that T*** A*** is not the baby's biological man.

T*** and N*** A***, of ***, N.Y., sued *** *** ***, accusing the Manhattan clinic of medical malpractice and other offenses.

The couple contends that while they love their flower, she is also a daily reminder of the mistake that was made.

Yeah, right. Given what we know about the cheating rate of wives (and husbands, for that matter), there may well have been a mistake. But my bet is it was not a mistake done by the fertility clinic.

drfarmer
sounds to me like someone is trying to avoid being dumped and having to take care of a love young.

fertility clinics do NOT make these kinds of errors.

That would be one way of trying to explain to family why the baby is obviously not the husbands.