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Dallas-based Ashley Brandt’s doctors refused to admit that she had an abortion — and her medical records incorrectly listed “disappearing twin syndrome.” It is supposed to be a fun year. Ashley Brandt and her sister-in-law were pregnant with twins at the Silverstein dagger throwback skull 2023 shirt besides I will buy this same time. “Can you even imagine?” she said now. Then can not imagine. At 12 weeks pregnant, one of Brandt’s twins contracted a fatal defect. Doctors were hesitant to advise her on next steps, so Brandt turned to medical research and her mother’s blog for information. “I read that [the non-surviving fetus] was likely to die prematurely, which would cause my body to miscarry and cause me to go into labor early along with the healthy twin who could not survive,” she said. . The longer Brandt was pregnant with both, the lower the chances of survival for both. “The best-case scenario remains a nightmare,” she said.

With an unsuccessful twin, Brandt traveled to Colorado in June 2022 for a selective pregnancy reduction procedure to save her healthy twin. “It could have been a very, very tragic birth and experience if I hadn’t gone through it,” she said. Back in Texas, Brandt’s doctors did not acknowledge abortions. “They just discussed my healthy twin,” she said. Her medical records also incorrectly listed “spontaneous miscarriage” and “disappearing twin syndrome,” which occurs when one or more twins disappear in the Silverstein dagger throwback skull 2023 shirt besides I will buy this uterus during pregnancy. “That scared me even more,” she said. “I mean, this is my personal health record, it’s important to record everything.”

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