Oddly, I wasn’t surprised at the results- neither was my husband.  We had a feeling all along that SOMETHING wasn’t right.. . we were actually relieved when we found out that it was just CAH (I don’t mean that flippant) It is rather hard to sit down and make out checks every month to pay for tests that turned out to be completely wrong. 

I do agree with what you said in regards to trying to save our second daughter the pain of surgery or the what ifs if there is not a surgery. . . (our first daughter is SWCAH) it was the whole reason I was willing to take on the side effects that the reports spoke of.