She had three IUGR babies, and although she thinks being induced or having a C-section isn’t ideal, she believes it is the safer option in these cases. The placenta is not delivering enough nutrients and sometimes stops providing vital things like blood and oxygen. She believes the baby is safer on the outside when they […]
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At her routine 24-week anatomy scan, a mother received news that instantly filled her with worry—her baby had a nuchal cord, with two complete loops of the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck. Her OB-GYN, however, reassured her that this was a common occurrence during pregnancy. Babies are constantly moving in the womb, and many
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During her pregnancies, she faced more fear than most. At each anatomy scan, she braced herself—because every single one brought a new, terrifying diagnosis. Doctors labeled her high-risk. At one point, they even advised her to consider terminating one of her babies, warning of possible complications that sounded devastating. But she held on. Not once
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