So the doctors appointment went ok. It was an ultrasound with Doctor Minch, the specialist. The news we got is still not really the best but it clears up stuff and at least we know a little more. The good news is that they found the cerebellum. Pretty much what's happened is it has been pulled down from where it's supposed to be. The gap in her spine that they thought was in her neck is not there. It's down lower again. They think that's what is pulling the cerebellum down. They say that it is still a case of spina bifida. Only it's not like what they have seen before, it's different from normal cases. Normally there is a sack or hump of fluid around the break. They don't see that here. And also looking at the picture from one way things look fine but when they look at it a different way they see the gap. So all in all they really have no idea what they see. They see something but just not sure what. They also think that she can't move from where she is, that something is teathering her in place alone the uterus wall. She can still kick and mover her arms and all that, just can't flip or move away from the wall. They are not sure though. I'm going to be going up to Denver sometime soon to get an MRI, which will show us a much better picture and maybe tell us more of what's going on. They also said that most likely what's going to have to happen is I'm either going to have to give birth up in Denver or after the birth she will have to moved up there. They say that with the cerebellum pulled down like it is there will still be neural damage, but they can't say how bad it will be or how much. That's one thing that we can't know tell after the birth.