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Girls, I have a question that's been weighing on me… Is it possible to miss an identical twin pregnancy at 14 weeks? 😅 The closer my next ultrasound gets, the more this thought nags at me. Inside, there's a tug-of-war between common sense and hope.
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Disney
No 😅, unless the ultrasound technician is blind.
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Mariya
🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻 I’m feeling really frustrated right now. This is really disappointing.
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Ninelka
Anything is possible! However, the odds are approaching zero.
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Lyubanya
At 14 weeks, I no longer have B12. They've already ruled out twins; the second baby didn't develop.
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Yuliya
No, thank you.
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Marina
Anything is possible.
When I had just finished university and started my first job, our chief accountant was pregnant.
She herself was also quite full-figured.
They were expecting one baby.
It was 2007.
And everyone was astonished when she gave birth to twins 😁😁😁.
The ultrasound was performed as usual.
Perhaps the equipment back then wasn't as powerful as it is today, but I think two babies could have been seen.
Or perhaps they were lying in such a way that it was hard to tell—I don’t know 🤷.
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