At 17 weeks, my doctor at OHSU sent me to UCSF to meet with their team to consult what they wanted to do with where we were at with TTTS. They found us to be in stage 1 which did not require surgery. Their opinion was a wait and see approach. While most women that are diagnosed early with TTTS progress into stage 2 with this and further with this disease, not all women do and there was a chance we would remain stable or even get better. That is what we were hoping for. I continued rest, protein, water, good nutrition and low stress. My husband took care of my son in the mornings and at night to make sure I was resting. He was amazing!
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Trip to UCSF Fetal Treatment Center 11.14.12
At 17 weeks, my doctor at OHSU sent me to UCSF to meet with their team to consult what they wanted to do with where we were at with TTTS. They found us to be in stage 1 which did not require surgery. Their opinion was a wait and see approach. While most women that are diagnosed early with TTTS progress into stage 2 with this and further with this disease, not all women do and there was a chance we would remain stable or even get better. That is what we were hoping for. I continued rest, protein, water, good nutrition and low stress. My husband took care of my son in the mornings and at night to make sure I was resting. He was amazing!
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