As you may know I lost my identical boys to twin to twin transfusion syndrome last week at 19w4d.

I've since been looking into twin transfusion stats and its horrifying with many saying more than 1 in 5 will develop problems.

What I don't understand is why when the odds are so stacked against these pregnancies that I'm only finding out about these stats now. I mean I knew TTTS could be an issue, just not that it was so high.

Why arn't we automatically scanned weekly from 16 weeks or even better why arn't we offered the laser procedure to try and prevent the whole thing from occuring in the first place.

I so wish I'd known more as we might of had a chance if we'd had caught it early.

Grr - glad I got that out...