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my early ultrasound at 6w

hey guys hoping to get some nice feedback.
so I had my ultrasound(vaginal) and the doctor said I was 6weeks and 3days
then I was bleeding a week later after sex and(a different doctor) at the hospital
says im 7weeks from vaginal ultrasound. so the measuring of these ultrasounds are
like almost spot on from each other by like 2days.
im explaining this because there are 2guys involved
I love kids I already have one I take care of my resposibilitys and do what I need to
do as a mother and grown women. so with just some friendly feedback :) heres my info
LMP: January 10 2010
due date given:
guy1 sex: all of January some febuary
guy2 sex: febuary 11(only)
bad nausea and positive test febuary 20
1st ultrasound feb 26: 6w 5d(seen baby n heart)
2nd ultrasound march 4: 7w 1days(seen baby n heart)
3rd ultrasound may 29: showed 20w 3day
with all of this in mind who would you think is the father
       guy1 or guy2   ??????
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I would def get a DNA test. Just to be sure.
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sorry 2013 jennie whoops
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2010? If you've already had your baby you should just have a DNA test done. It'll be 100%
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thanks ladies
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Guy 1, you should have already been pregnant when you were with guy 2.
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Guy 1.
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