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hazeyboy has a diagnosis!

18 replies

hazeyjane · 29/01/2018 18:52

After 7 and a half years ds has a diagnosis of a rare genetic condition. Nothing has changed....but it feels as though someone switched the light on!
Just wanted any geese flying by to know!

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Polter · 29/01/2018 19:30

(using old name as sometimes I want to be me!)

Yay! So pleased, I guess that means you can find others too which would probably be really helpful.

CaptainKirkssparetupee · 29/01/2018 19:33

Yay!!!!
I'm so pleased for you, congratulations!

zen1 · 29/01/2018 19:54

So glad you have finally been given a diagnosis! I do think it’s psychologically helpful when we’re given a definitive reason for why our DC are the way they are.

Allthewaves · 30/01/2018 09:25

Having an answer is just a huge relief ime.

NoHaudinMaWheest · 30/01/2018 10:35

hazey so pleased to hear you have an answer at last.

How is he and doing (and the rest of you)?

BlackeyedSusan · 30/01/2018 13:05

honk honk, well done you. that is a long time. Flowers

Sirzy · 30/01/2018 14:37

Fantastic news

Frusso · 30/01/2018 16:00

Honk honk

hazeyjane · 30/01/2018 22:03

Thankyou!

I have joined a group on FB for the syndrome, but there are only 50 worldwide and 10 in the UK!

I think it is going to help with school, who have been less than helpful with behavioural stuff (all the parents fault don't you know!), as it transpires characteristics of the syndrome include 'ADHD, autistic tendencies, anxiety aggression and rigid behaviour'.

Just back from an afternoon at the hospital where ds has been referred for a barium swallow test, transit marker test, ph study and endoscopy, so not looking forward to those.

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Polter · 31/01/2018 07:07

Good luck with the hospital stuff, and really hope it helps with school, a probable genetic Syndrome is hard to argue against, so fingers crossed it will stop school being arses.

ObscuredbyFog · 31/01/2018 12:04

Brilliant Hazey, the name makes all the difference for getting ignorant people to provide the help they should but they won't recognise the need when there's no dx.. Smile Flowers

StillinMyPJs · 01/02/2018 09:43

Woohoo! That's great to actually get a diagnosis and know that you are not alone. I know it doesn't practically change anything but when we met another family that had a child with the same ultra rare diagnosis as ours, the connection we felt was amazing! Hurrah for Facebook, it has its good points.

CheeseCrackersAndWine · 01/02/2018 13:11

We got a rare genetic suspected diagnosis back in November and tests came back positive a few weeks. It's a strange feeling I think. Glad you finally have some answers xx

lauryloo · 04/02/2018 22:52

My lo has a rare genetic disorder too

Only 300 or so worldwide which is bonkers

I’d be lost without the fb support group for hers

BlackeyedSusan · 05/02/2018 07:44

Brilliant Hazey, the name makes all the difference for getting ignorant people to provide the help they should but they won't recognise the need when there's no dx.

even when the diagnosis is likely to be common or garden autism, without a diagnosis, nope all in the parents head. and can not possible see the relevant people in school.

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misdee · 26/02/2018 09:56

Fantastic!!

IceBearRocks · 03/03/2018 12:37

Ds is rare too.... 145 in the world !!!!

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