When prenatal diagnostics raise questions, expectant parents may be confronted with unexpected concerns: Will our child be born with a disability? What if it is not viable after birth or dies in the womb? During our support of expectant parents following a prenatal diagnosis (PND), we have found that the majority opt for an abortion. This aligns with societal expectations. Rarely is there constructive discussion about alternatives: carrying the pregnancy to term and living with a disabled child, palliative birth, the possibility of adoption release: "Continuing the pregnancy." The subsequent complex decisions should always be made based on appreciative and non-judgmental support, sufficient time, and comprehensive information. This book establishes that foundation.