Did you know that your ultrasound photos will fade in just a few years? To preserve these images of your babies, you will need to copy them onto a high quality photo paper. I also suggest taking the ultrasound photos and having them scanned onto a CD file. This way you have a "hard" copy of them. You can do this at home if you have the equipment or at any photo developing lab. I know Wal-mart and Walgreens can do this.
Below are some of Maddux's ultrasound photos. These are scanned originals.
Photo1: Is the very first image we have of our "baby."
Photo2: During my Amnio, they did alot of images. This was the first day we officially met our son, and called him by name. Maddux.
Photo3: His beautiful face...
Photo4: I was in Keystone that day...I'll never forget, January 1st, 2005. I slipped and fell on some ice. (Not easy to see when your bellys sticks so far out...) I thought I had broken my water, and was transported to Summit Medical Center. They did some testing and one of those 3D ultrasounds. Here is Maddux's hand waiving hello to me.
Last edited by Cheryl Haggard; 07-21-2006 at 11:09 AM.
Preserving your ultrasound photos...
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