SSM Health Matters Blog

During Heidi's 20-week ultrasound a small growth was detected at the base of the baby's neck.

Loralee was diagnosed with Gastroschisis before she was born.

After a challenging pregnancy, Kristy has some wisdom she hopes to share with mothers in similar situations.

At a routine ultrasound, one couple found out their baby had pleural effusions – fluid around her lungs.

When she was 21 weeks pregnant, Theresa was diagnosed with severe TTTS, and surgery was needed immediately.

“We received a phone call from my OB/GYN's office. They said, 'There is something on or around your daughter's neck. You need to come in to have another ultrasound done.' Right then and there everything changed,” says Mattie.