Hey EM!!!! How  are you!!!
Well my obgyn had never heard of MM and she kept in very close contact with my neurologist and neurosurgeon, and I had to see specialists with difficult pregnancies. Mine was not difficult at all and I had to have a caesarean at the end but it was great to know that I was going to have to choose the time and date that Chad was born. You will have to have a caesarean as they won't allow any pressure on the brain.
As far as the diabetes goes they will be able to monitor that as they go so I wouldn't worry too much. If your doc wants to liase with my doc let me know and I will send you details - my neurosurgeon had no problem whatsoever with me having another baby and I also invited the anaesthetist who did my brain ops to come along for the caesarean, as you have to get different drugs to the norm
Hear from you soon
Moira

My experience was that my OB just talked with my nero and closely monitored me. I was considerd high risk. But the pregance was a breeze and I felt better than I do when I am not pregnant. I have never taken aspirin therapy, so I can't tell you if that would hae to be discontinued or not.

Also, I was allowed to birth vaginally. I had one that way 7 years ago and we were planning on the same thing with the last one but after I was 10 centimeters dialated, it was discovered my baby was breech. So, I had a C-Section.

Good luck with everything!

Sara