Kate's second pregnancy was not much different than her first, but when her daughter was born with a number of birth defects Kate recognized from her work as a neonatal intensive care nurse that all was not right. Mo's feet were turned and her hands were closed tight. A cleft palate was found when she cried. It would be nine and a half years and 17 surgeries later when Mo would finally be diagnosed with Loeys Dietz Syndrome, a rare connective tissue disease that allows aneurysms to grow throughout the entire body as well as wreak havoc on the joints and soft tissue. Mo A Loeys Dietz Syndrome...