Mom’s Concerns About Unborn Baby Dismissed—Then Devastating Diagnosis Comes
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A New York mom sensed something was wrong with her baby before birth. Weeks later, her instincts led to a diagnosis.
From the moment her son was born, one New York mother couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't right.
Lauren Musso, 28, from Schenectady, had been watching her newborn baby's movements for weeks.
The concerns had started months earlier, when she noticed a sudden change in his movements in the womb.
"Overnight, the strength and frequency of his kicks dropped dramatically and never returned," Musso told Newsweek. "I reported this shift repeatedly, but my concerns were dismissed because he was technically meeting minimum kick counts."
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