Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome comes with a variety of symptoms that may vary greatly in each child. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Distinctive Facial Features: Broad, flat nasal bridge and widely spaced eyes.
- Growth Delays: Slow pace in gaining weight and growing.
- Intellectual Disability: Difficulty in learning new skills.
- Seizures: Frequent in early years but often lessen with age.
- Physical Anomalies: Weak muscle tone and skeletal abnormalities.
While these symptoms may seem challenging, it’s important to remember that every kid with WHS has a unique potential. With the right strategies and support, they can learn, grow, and thrive in their own special way.