Something that low is very likely - more than 85% likely - to be a false positive. You got another test to confirm it, which is the absolute right thing to do, and you're negative.
Just when they ran the test again she said she didn’t think the first result was wrong and that my second result was still very close to borderline, so I was confused by this.
Recently started a new relationship and we both decided to get tested together. Just to give the other person peace of mind. They used the same blood sample to run both tests so I’m not sure if thats why they results changed. But at first it was 1.2 then it went down to 0.80