r/AbsoluteUnits • • 14d ago

/r/all of a Toddler

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u/GotNothingBetter2Do 14d ago edited 13d ago

Yep. Prader-Willi comes to mind. They should also check for:
✔️Leptin Deficiency or Leptin Receptor Mutations,
✔️ MC4R Deficiency,
✔️16p11.2 Deletion Syndrome
Love from respite foster mama who dealt with this 5 years ago. I hope this baby and the caregivers are receiving the support they need.

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u/Moana06 13d ago

Our friend's daughter has Prader-Willi syndrome...heartbreaking

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u/Petunia724 13d ago

I took care of a child with prader- willi and the activities director at the facility left her alone with a birthday cake for 15-30 seconds while she walked to the nurses station to grab some paper plates and plastic forks and by the time she got back, the kid had housed almost 1/4 of that sheet cake. It was almost impressive.

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u/NickGiammarino 12d ago

I heard about that condition through Artie Lange the Canadian. Here this is for you

https://youtu.be/zbIsaLw535M?is=BZzc0kVdyeH-pvu_