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Anencephaly

Anencephaly Support Foundation

Online. Founded 1992. Provides support for families who have had a baby born with anencephaly or couples who are continuing a pregnancy after being diagnosed with anencephaly. Information and resources for parents and professionals. Phone support, member discussion board, chat room and pregnancy message board. Registration required.
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Anencephaly Support Network
20311 Sienna Pines Court
Spring, TX 77379
Website: http://www.asfhelp.com
E-mail: help@asfhelp.com
Verified: 11/10/2007

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Last Updated: December 03, 2007
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