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10wks 6days, low implantation, strong heart beat. what does statistics say about me maintaining this pregnancy?
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Pretty good: Most miscarriages happen within the first 7 weeks, so with each week that passes your chances of maintaining the pregnancy go up. For more info see: http://j.Mp/vh0vgh.
Answered 12/4/2012
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