Having twins is not always black and white.
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?”
Continue reading “Rare Isn’t Always Special”
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!
Continue reading “Why “fine” can be a bad word.”
In a society where the rights of the unborn are a hot topic, and often vehemently protected, we have to ask ourselves a question –
Continue reading “Monochorionic Twins and Reproductive Rights”Why do some unborn babies have more of a right to survival than others?