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Category: opinion

Posted on February 29, 2020May 19, 2020

Rare Isn’t Always Special

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One of the things about TAPS that is always thrown around is how rare it is.  (It’s one of the tired myths as well – why should we screen for it because it’s so rare? ) .  There’s so little common understanding about it, and even in the medical field we’re met with the argument “Oh, you had TTTS?”

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Posted on January 7, 2020May 19, 2020

Why “fine” can be a bad word.

On our social media and in our group recently we asked the question “What word/s do you dislike the most?”

It sparked some interesting conversations, and it appears that the word “moist” is pretty universally disliked. You can’t argue with a statistic like 18/100 people stating that they don’t like it!

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Posted on October 3, 2019May 23, 2020

Monochorionic Twins and Reproductive Rights

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In a society where the rights of the unborn are a hot topic, and often vehemently protected, we have to ask ourselves a question –

Why do some unborn babies have more of a right to survival than others?

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