
Posted by kiley enlow on 5/17/2006, 11:59 am, in reply to "Re: daughter with 22q13.3 del." --Previous Message--
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My daughter just turned 7 on May 14, 2006. She has the same deletion but she is mosaic which is a little diff from your daughter. Half her cells have the deletion and the other half are normal. She has had her development delay's and she functions like most children her age. I still dont full understand everything and I have known about her disorder since she was about 4yrs old. But I can tell you this. With my daughter she doesnt display all the things you read about on the web pages. She has the speech delay and motor skill delay but other than that she is just like every other child I know. She did have potty training problems. We didnt get her potty trained untill she was like 5yrs old. Only time will tell for you daughter. I was very scared at first when I found out. She is my first child and my only. She is very loving and sweet, I couldnt ask for better! If you ever want to ask me anything please feel free to ask me.
: Your daughter is the sweetest little
: girl in the world and you and Renae
: are great parents who will provide
: Ellie with all the love and support
: she needs to be all that is
: possible.
:
: --Previous Message--
: Hello, are 1 year old daughter Ellie
: was just diagnosed with 22q13.3
: deletion. My wife and I have been
: on the internet, and are overwelmed
: with the amount of information.
: However, we don't know what may
: really apply to our daughter. We
: understand that all children develop
: different, and only time will tell
: what lies ahead for us. Some of the
: information we are reading is very
: tough to take, and we would really
: like to talk to someone that is
: experiencing the same thing. I have
: read on the internet that most
: children never get past a 2 year old
: learning level?? We have Ellie in
: physical/speech/swimming therapy
: weekly, are there any other
: suggestions? What does the future
: look like? Thank you - Jeff
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