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It sounds like you have had a "vanishing twin." Until the advent of early ultrasounds they did not know this, but now it is believed that as many as 10% of all pregnancies begin with multiples, and all but one fade away, leaving you with one. They would not have combined, don't worry about that. (That is a phenomenonRaynaud's phenomenon Raynaud’s phenomenon only of identical twins no later than 12 days after conception. It doesn't happen with fraternals -- i.e., each in its own sac -- and does not happen so late.) It is not likely that by 8 weeks another sac or baby is there but too small to see, even at 6 weeks you only had one visible baby in the two sacs. Now that the sac is gone, you do just have one baby. I am sorry if this dashes your hopes for twins, I know it can be like going to a birthday party and a funeral in the same room. But you are still pregnant and that is good.