We could find very few people here in Sydney to offer us counselling or information about what the test meant, its reliability, and so on. Enter the Net. We used various search engines to gain information about the triple test. What we discovered was mind boggling. We discovered that lots of couples are given the results of their triple test with little or no explanation.
Many couples suffer incredible stress, but are offered no support.
The Internet connected us to a hospital in Oxford UK which provided considerable information about the test, along with many stories of people who had been poorly counseled. We searched through many Usenet messages and discovered a whole underground of people who had been through what Jeanette and I had gone through. In sum, the net did a better job of offering support and counseling that our own doctor. Sure, it's filled with jerks, but just like the rest of life it's got its saints as well. David, I thought you might like to have this story as one more example of just how wrong Stoll is and just how great the Net can be.