Based on blood levels, the parents were told they were probably expecting one or two babies. However, an ultrasound at six and a half weeks showed one sac with one baby and a second sac with identical triplets. Read their TTTS story.
With The Great Candy Run 5k races series taking place in Minneapolis, Seattle, and Denver, 2016 is shaping up to be the sweetest year ever for our Foundation’s flagship benefit.
The Commerce City Sentinel Express featured a great article about girls from Kemp Elementary running the Great Candy Race, which races funds for the Fetal Health Foundation. Autumn Senchuk coaches running clubs to help girls gain confidence, and brought 29 amazing...
The Great Candy Run comes to Minneapolis October 14th, and Denver November 12, 2017. If the idea of a candy-themed race isn't temptation enough for you, here are ten reasons to join us for the Fetal Health Foundation's flagship benefit event. 10. Kid will love...
Lonnie Somers and Mary Beth Martin talk about how the Great Candy Run benefits the Fetal Health Foundation. To join us in fighting for the lives of babies diagnosed with fetal syndromes, donate now.
Many thanks to Beth Reese Cravey of the Florida Times-Union who wrote a terrific piece on twins Jesse and John Williams' fight to survive Twin-To-Twin Transfusion Syndrome. ___ If you can't make it to a Great Candy Run this year, you can still stand with this...