in the hospital and told me that they wont know anything for sure until the next day after they did an MRI, but it did look like there had 'been a change in his brain'.  I asked if it was serious and he seemed to avoid my question and just said that we would know more the next day. The next day we had the EEG and MRI done.  A resident doctor from the ward actually came with us when we had the MRI done, and I knew that it was pretty serious, and he wouldn't look at us very much, and kept saying 'you know there has been a change in his brain right?'.  Finally our paediatrician came onto the ward in the afternoon and took Aaron and I into a room to tell us the news.  He showed us some scans of a normal brain. He pointed out the white and grey patches and showed us that a normal brain has lots of white and grey showing the parts of the brain. He then showed us the scans of Noah's brain and said that when I was pregnant with Noah it looked like he had a stroke which caused him to have a lot of fluid in his brain.  He showed us how dark Noah's brain scans were compared to a normal brain, and pointed out that this was the fluid.  He said that there was no way of knowing why it happened especially as I don't smoke,