Oh yes V-day!! Being a lurker of BNB for some time and seeing people and their V-day posts I always thought it was their Valentine's Day in whatever country they were in. Silly me!
Now I know - and for anyone else who wants to know without feeling embarrassed for not knowing, like me - it's Viability Day. 24 weeks when they're more likely to survive with medical intervention. Correct me if I'm wrong. It's filtered information. lol
Mine V-day is 2 days after Valentine's Day. lol
DH and I found out that we are team !
He was very uncooperative when it came to showing off his face, he kept putting his back to the UStech so we got no pictures of that. For his boy parts though? he was spread eagle showing his parts to the world. If the UStech just stayed there, he would have been all set!
When we talked to the doctor though, she had some not so great news to report from the US. Baby blue has a choroid plexus cyst on its spine. This is a soft marker to Trisomy 18 (or Edwards syndrome). It is not 100%, but I have to go in for a High Risk OB US probably next Tuesday for them to check further. If the OB feels wonky about it, I will have to have a Harmony blood test and go from there.
Also it appears that I have one of the fibroid tumors that is about 6cm. I will have to continuously have US in order to keep an eye on it and if it gets in the way, I will have to have a c-section instead of natural birth.
Good news and potentially bad news. At least we know what the gender is!!
DH and I found out that we are team !
He was very uncooperative when it came to showing off his face, he kept putting his back to the UStech so we got no pictures of that. For his boy parts though? he was spread eagle showing his parts to the world. If the UStech just stayed there, he would have been all set!
When we talked to the doctor though, she had some not so great news to report from the US. Baby blue has a choroid plexus cyst on its spine. This is a soft marker to Trisomy 18 (or Edwards syndrome). It is not 100%, but I have to go in for a High Risk OB US probably next Tuesday for them to check further. If the OB feels wonky about it, I will have to have a Harmony blood test and go from there.
Also it appears that I have one of the fibroid tumors that is about 6cm. I will have to continuously have US in order to keep an eye on it and if it gets in the way, I will have to have a c-section instead of natural birth.
Good news and potentially bad news. At least we know what the gender is!!
DH and I found out that we are team !
He was very uncooperative when it came to showing off his face, he kept putting his back to the UStech so we got no pictures of that. For his boy parts though? he was spread eagle showing his parts to the world. If the UStech just stayed there, he would have been all set!
When we talked to the doctor though, she had some not so great news to report from the US. Baby blue has a choroid plexus cyst on its spine. This is a soft marker to Trisomy 18 (or Edwards syndrome). It is not 100%, but I have to go in for a High Risk OB US probably next Tuesday for them to check further. If the OB feels wonky about it, I will have to have a Harmony blood test and go from there.
Also it appears that I have one of the fibroid tumors that is about 6cm. I will have to continuously have US in order to keep an eye on it and if it gets in the way, I will have to have a c-section instead of natural birth.
Good news and potentially bad news. At least we know what the gender is!!
Congrats on being Team Blue Sassy!!! I hate that you got the potentially bad news along with it. From what I understand babies with T18 usually have a lot of other indications that something is amiss by 20 weeks, so if the cyst is the only thing it's unlikely he has T18.
DH and I found out that we are team !
He was very uncooperative when it came to showing off his face, he kept putting his back to the UStech so we got no pictures of that. For his boy parts though? he was spread eagle showing his parts to the world. If the UStech just stayed there, he would have been all set!
When we talked to the doctor though, she had some not so great news to report from the US. Baby blue has a choroid plexus cyst on its spine. This is a soft marker to Trisomy 18 (or Edwards syndrome). It is not 100%, but I have to go in for a High Risk OB US probably next Tuesday for them to check further. If the OB feels wonky about it, I will have to have a Harmony blood test and go from there.
Also it appears that I have one of the fibroid tumors that is about 6cm. I will have to continuously have US in order to keep an eye on it and if it gets in the way, I will have to have a c-section instead of natural birth.
Good news and potentially bad news. At least we know what the gender is!!
Congrats on being Team Blue Sassy!!! I hate that you got the potentially bad news along with it. From what I understand babies with T18 usually have a lot of other indications that something is amiss by 20 weeks, so if the cyst is the only thing it's unlikely he has T18.
Thank you Cali, that is my understanding as well. The heart and Kidneys looked totally fine on the US which are the actual problem areas. The cyst is the most controversial of the soft markers for T18 as it is known as a transient cyst that can come and go at any time. And if it is not T18, the cyst has no known affects on development or anything. I have everything crossed little Zachary is A-OK, it's just nerve wracking.
On the plus side I get to see my baby a lot because I will be having constant ultrasounds! I need a picture of his face not just his boy parts!!
Hi girls! Sorry I have been MIA but I wanted to pop in to share that we found out on Friday the guys are expecting a little GIRL Everyone is so excited! We do have one set back... her heart is on the wrong side. I go in for a more detailed ultrasound tomorrow to see what we are dealing with. We are hopeful that everything will be just fine!
I hope you are all doing well! It is exciting that we are all in the 2nd trimester and finding out genders.