When Hayley and Liam Murphy's twin baby boys Ned and Jack died at 21 weeks from a rare twin-specific syndrome, they wanted to make sure nothing else had contributed to their deaths.
On the advice of their obstetrician, the Murphys agreed to autopsies on both the boys, which confirmed they had died of Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS).
"She was the one that really felt that because that was our first pregnancy … that was recommended to confirm that it was Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome, because we didn't want to have to find anything else congenital," Hayley said.
