Ultrasound Case Study

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The Tuckers received a surprise during a routine ultrasound. They would be having twins. One minute, they were happy, excited parents about to have twins. The next minute, they received devastating news about their twins.

Shellie and Greg Tucker already had a son named Owen when they decided to expand their family. Unfortunately, Shellie had some fertility issues that required she get some extra help concieving. After three unsucessful attempts, the couple found out they were pregnant. They were excited as first-time parents about their new arrival.

The pregnancy itself was completely normal. Shellie had morning sickness, which is extremely common for pregnant women. She had three ultrasounds that showed a strong heartbeat for her unborn

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