“Her kidney’s?” Daniella repeated, a little frightened.
The doctor kept looking at the screen with an intense gaze while moving the machine around her stomach.
At the the point, Daniella was starting to become very worried at the fact that the doctor wasn’t saying anything.
“Are her kidneys there?”Daniella asked.
The doctor hummed and leaned backwards before putting the machine back.
“I can’t identify her kidneys at the present,” the doctor murmured.
“Although, it is still a little early.”
“Maybe you should keep looking,” Daniella encouraged, fiddling with her fingers.
“It will probably be more accurate if you do an fetal MRI. I’ll schedule an appointment with the hospital to conduct one with you. That way we can be certain if your child is missing just one or both.”
“What happens
