Tell Me a Story: Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome - Of Loss, Life and Love

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Kelly Briesacher learned while she was pregnant that her babies had twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, a rare condition that happens when identical twins share a single placenta and one twin receives more blood and nutrients than the other. The Briesachers' doctors in St. Louis referred them to the Fetal Care Center of Cincinnati for prenatal surgery. Without surgery, the family could have lost both twins. The Briesachers consider their surviving daughter their "miracle baby." When a nurse suggested they visit Cincinnati's Krohn Conservatory for some peace of mind, Kelly felt a connection with the daughter she lost all because of butterflies. Watch her story to find out why butterflies are so special.
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The Fetal Care Center of Cincinnati brings together maternal, fetal and pediatric experts from Cincinnati Children's, Good Samaritan Hospital and University Hospital. The center provides mothers and their babies with comprehensive care from prenatal diagnosis and fetal treatment to delivery, postnatal care and long-term follow-up.

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