How an expectant mother with visual impairment was able to 'see' her baby
Doctors helped expectant Nebraska mother, Ashton Johnson, who has a visual impairment, get a better idea of what her unborn baby looks like with an innovative 3D printed ultrasound. CNN affiliate KETV has the story.
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