^{One of my closest friends celebrates Emma's life on the summit of Mt. Everest, shortly after her death.}More ...

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The news of twins was surreal. My husband and I were overjoyed but that joy was short lived. 

Our doctor detected an abnormality on a ultrasound when I was only 10 weeks along.  Not sure what it was, she had me come back the next week for a better look.  I was quickly referred to a fetal specialist who gave us a diagnosis of TTTS and referred us to Dr. Ruben Quintero.More ...

William Clifton Turner III, “Trey” was born November 25^th 2009 and lives forever in the hearts of each person whose life remains remarkably changed by his.More ...

Our Ft. Worth Mom's of Multiple's Group helped us find your web-site...and through this, we have restored hope.  From reading this blog, it's so comforting to know that there are other couples out there who have had to go through similar situations.  We welcome any advice and guidance you wish to pass on to us through this emotional roller coaster ride.  More ...

Hayley and Jamie Marek’s journey with twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome began in December 2006 when Hayley found out she was pregnant. This news came at a transitional time in their lives, as they were in the midst of planning a move to a new city and starting new jobs. At that time Hayley was working as a labor and delivery nurse at Evergreen Hospital Medical Center in Kirkland, WA. Working at Evergreen had given Hayley some exposure to TTTS.  She had seen some of the heartbreaking outcomes that can come from TTTS. More ...

I’m almost a bit embarrassed to tell my little guy Henry’s story of IUGR (Intrauterine Growth Restriction) – because, in comparisMore ...

Being almost 40 and pregnant was very nerve-racking.More ...

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