Meet The Sweet People – 2017 Great Candy Run Ambassador Team

Meet The Sweet People – 2017 Great Candy Run Ambassador Team

We’re proud to announce that we have the SWEETEST people helping us spread the word about The Great Candy Run.  The 5k family fun events takes place this year in Minneapolis on October 14th, in Denver on November 12th, and everywhere else world wide November 30- January 1, 2018.

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What are Doppler Ultrasound Tests?

What are Doppler Ultrasound Tests?

Many patients ask this question so we asked Dr. Joel Schwartz  to give us a better understanding of what a doppler ultrasound is, and what he can observe during this kind of special examination. Beyond the stunning 3-dmensional and 4-dimensional images that grab...

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Talking About Loss: What Families Wish You Knew

Talking About Loss: What Families Wish You Knew

Do you have a friend or family member who lost their baby or babies? Do you struggle to know what to say and how to act around them? Many families go through this loss, and we asked them to share what they wish their family and friends knew.  1 - Parents who have lost...

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How Can I Help? Creative Ways to Support the Foundation

How Can I Help? Creative Ways to Support the Foundation

“How can I help?” It’s a question we, at the Fetal Health Foundation (FHF), hear frequently. For some, the motivation to help comes because they have experienced a fetal syndrome; others reach out to show support for a friend or family member in the midst of a...

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$50,000 Research Grant Deadline Approaching!

$50,000 Research Grant Deadline Approaching!

Brianna Marie Memorial Research Grant fund reopened with an increase to $50,000 and a new deadline of September 15th. The mission of the Brianna Marie Memorial Research Grant (managed by the Fetal Health Foundation) is to improve health outcomes for pregnancies and...

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I knew nothing about TTTS at that point. My doctors never discussed it with me. Even as a sonographer, I didn’t know how to tell if it was happening.

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A Sonographer Shares Her Personal Story

Let me start by saying that I’m a Sonographer. I knew I was pregnant and knew it was twins very early – at around 5 and a half weeks. I knew nothing about TTTS at that point. My doctors never discussed it with me. Even as a sonographer I didn’t know how to tell if it was happening.

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Honoring Me on Mother’s Day In Celebration of My Angels

Honoring Me on Mother’s Day In Celebration of My Angels

We are saddened by the loss of Ella and Grace to twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.  Their mother, Jennifer, wrote this piece on Mother's Day, and she's allowing us to share it here. I am a mother. I have thought all morning about what today means to me and if I even...

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10 Ways To Help a Friend During A Difficult Pregnancy

10 Ways To Help a Friend During A Difficult Pregnancy

When a friend’s baby is diagnosed with a fetal syndrome or she is having a difficult pregnancy for other reasons, her family’s life turns upside down. It is often hard to know what to say - or how to help.  Several of FHF's board members have experienced fetal...

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My Letter to The Silent Grievers

My Letter to The Silent Grievers

Dalia EL-Prince served as the Executive Director of the Fetal Health Foundation. Recently I joined the Fetal Health Foundation to offer hope to unborn babies and help families who are faced with the loss of their child during pregnancy or after delivery. Though I...

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The Redmond Family Story

The Redmond Family Story

My husband and I found out we were pregnant over Memorial Day weekend. It was still really early, but I was having some side pain and my sister had an ectopic pregnancy once so I wanted to get checked out. We went in for our first OB appointment with feelings of...

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Zika Virus: Parents’ Top 10 Questions

Zika Virus: Parents’ Top 10 Questions

Answers to these questions and more from the Fetal Health Foundation and Children’s Hospital Colorado. What is the Zika virus? How do you get the Zika virus? If a pregnant woman has traveled to an affected area and is concerned about the Zika virus, what should she do? Should she get tested, and if so, where is the best place to start?

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Zika Virus 101 Infographic

Zika Virus 101 Infographic

The Zika Virus and Microcephaly are in the news recently. Many of us wonder why we haven't heard of it before, and what we can do to protect ourselves and our family. One of our readers, Emily Maynard, put together an easy-to-understand infographic about the virus....

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Take a Peek at Our New Connexions Magazine!

Take a Peek at Our New Connexions Magazine!

We're thrilled to announce our new magazine! Connexions is published annually by the Fetal Health Foundation in order to bring together the many realms surrounding a fetal syndrome diagnosis. The magazine connects doctors and fetal centers, updating them on the latest...

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Matthew, a LUTO Fighter and Survivor

Matthew, a LUTO Fighter and Survivor

My son is Matthew. He was diagnosed with LUTO at week 17 of our pregnancy. It was a difficult pregnancy because he had a twin sister with him in there. By the time we got to our MFM, his kidneys were very damaged, his bladder was full and was thick- walled, his chest...

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