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This is podcast number 114.

And I'm back here with my partner, Kimberly.

Kimberly, how you doing?

I am so great.

I wanted to talk to you a little bit about Yanni and give you an update on my oldest daughter.

You know, she's expecting monochorionic twins, girls.

For that, for monoamniotic and monochoreonic.

I don't amniotic and monochoreonic. Right. For that means, for people listening, that means the twins are in the very same bag. There's no, there's no membrane

between. Right. And that makes them a lot more high risk. And we, high risk in what ways?

They're high risk because they have a higher risk of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, where one twin

kind of sucks all the energy from the other twin causing possible fetal demise.

They're at high risk for anomalies.

They're birth.

They don't have anomalies, though.

We know your twin.

The good news is they're absolutely perfect.

They have no anomalies, no known anomalies.

I mean, they've done all the testing and everything is fine.

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