‘I could have lost my child’ because of incorrect DNA test results

“I think there was a sense of relief because this was the answer I wanted. But regardless of the outcome, this was a child that I was going to bring into this world,” Sarah said.

However, after the baby was born, a second DNA test was requested by the man involved in the affair, using a British-based company.

The results showed that he was the biological father, and not Sarah’s fiancée.

She said: “It’s been life-changing, completely life-changing and it totally throws the logistics of life into disarray, I think, because there’s one more person to consider.”

Sarah, who has since married her fiancé, was embroiled in a lengthy legal dispute over custody. The court ruled that it must be shared with the biological father of her child.

Describing the situation as “difficult,” she said, “We don’t talk to each other, we don’t talk, so we have to be able to figure out how our lives work around that and I hope that over time it eventually gets easier.”