By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:52 EST, 9 March 2012 | UPDATED: 13:19 EST, 9 March 2012 A couple is suing a health center for 'wrongful birth' after a prenatal test intended to pick up whether a foetus has Down syndrome failed - and their daughter was born with the condition. Ariel and Deborah Levy, from Portland, Oregon, who have two other children, said in a lawsuit they would have aborted their daughter Kalanit - who is now four - if they had known. They are suing Legacy Health in North Portland, which they claim conducted a botched test, for $3 million - the amount they believe they will have to pay over Kalanit's lifetime for her care.
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A prenatal test showed couple's daughter would be 'normal and healthy'
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Shocked when blood tests after the birth confirmed the baby had Down's
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Botched test 'had taken sample from the mother rather than the foetus'
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Now Ariel and Deborah Levy are suing Legacy Health for $3 million
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Say they love their daughter - but have received death threats over the case
Deborah Levy
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dental hygienist @placeholder, who say they love Kalanit and intend to give her the same opportunities they have given their sons, were stunned when hospital staff told them she appeared to have Down's.