Summary
A mother in South Dakota followed her instincts about her baby daughter's health, leading to a diagnosis of Williams syndrome. This rare genetic condition affects multiple parts of the body and was confirmed through genetic testing after months of uncertainty. The mother shared her story on social media to encourage other parents to trust their instincts.
Key Facts
- A 27-year-old mother, Rylie Trygstad, noticed developmental issues in her baby, Ramsey, despite others assuring her it was normal.
- Ramsey showed signs like difficulty with movements and a small head growth, and doctors found a possible heart murmur.
- Various tests, including an EEG and EKG, did not provide clear answers initially.
- Eventually, a genetic test revealed Ramsey had a microdeletion on chromosome 7, resulting in a diagnosis of Williams syndrome.
- Williams syndrome is a rare condition affecting several body systems, including development and cardiovascular health.
- The baby, now 14 months old, is working with therapists to improve feeding and nutrition.
- The mother used TikTok to share her experience, hoping to raise awareness and encourage other parents to trust their instincts.
