20 Years of Advancing Fetal Health
The Fetal Health Foundation marks its 20th anniversary, celebrating two decades of progress in fetal care, family support, and global awareness for fetal health conditions.
Q&A with Dr. Jena Miller: Charting New Frontiers in Fetal Medicine at CHOP
In January 2026, Dr. Jena Miller joined CHOP as Co-Director of the Richard D. Wood Jr. Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment. With over a decade at Johns Hopkins, she brings expertise in minimally invasive fetal procedures, spina bifida, and TTTS. Read her Q&A on advancing fetal medicine and supporting families.
From Diagnosis to Toddlers: A Family’s Journey Beyond TTTS
Life at home with Kaelyn’s twins is lively, loud, and full of surprises, especially after their early diagnosis with twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS). Ben keeps everyone laughing with playful antics while Renny clings to mom as she juggles snacks and toddler...
Turning a Frightening Pregnancy Diagnosis into a Lifeline for Families: Our Founders’ Story
A Joyful Beginning When Lonnie and Michelle Somers learned they were expecting twins, they were overjoyed — and full of hopes for their future as parents. But that excitement was soon overshadowed by a diagnosis of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS), a rare and...
Facing TTTS: Bridgette and Grace’s Story of Strength and Survival
At 12 weeks, Jackie and Trevor received a frightening diagnosis: their unborn twins had twin-twin transfusion syndrome. With CHOP’s fetal care team, a complex surgery offered new hope—and today, their daughters are thriving.
Renny & Benny’s Story: Fetoscopic laser surgery to correct twin-twin transfusion syndrome
Kaelyn thought she might lose both her babies when Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome entered the picture. But thanks to the “amazing, amazing people” at Connecticut Children’s Fetal Care Center, she is enjoying life with her two healthy identical twin boys and wants parents to know that there is help and hope.