KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Trisomy 18 is a genetic disorder that can cause many symptoms such as problems feeding, heart defects and slow growth.
At around 12 weeks pregnant, Chelsey Riley learned her baby was going to be a girl. But she also found out her daughter had a 29 percent chance of having Trisomy 18.
“I had no idea what that even was. Everything that Google told us was incompatible with life and fatal,” Riley said…