
I took the girls to the Aloha Festival over the weekend. They enjoyed eating shaved ice and making paper leis. They walked all day and felt exhausted by the time we got back home!
s not mean anything but coincidentally, I researched this type of abnormality before
my appointment. I found it interesting. This specific area of the brain is responsible for producing fluid. It has nothing to do with the "thinking" part of the brain. Bilateral choroid plexus cysts can be a soft-indicator of a chromosomal defect call
ed Trisomy 18. The good news is that T18 is rare and in most cases the cysts are typically resolved in the 3rd trimester and the baby is born 100% normal and healthy.
to 1 in 10,000 at my 13 week
ultrasound (the lowest it can be). The hands, feet, heart, spine, and placenta look completely typical. Therefore, the "heterogeneity" in the brain is just the tissue growing and changing. My baby does not have true cysts. I will not require another ultrasound because the doctor is confident that the abnormality is completely benign.
Last, I found a silly website that will combine 2 pictures and produce a hypothetical picture of your future baby. I'm positive that you will enjoy the laugh!


