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Hello Rae

My name is mom to igh 26 months and 19.5 pounds. I asw your

pictures, what a darling. They made me cry though bringing back all of the

memories of when igh was born. We have been through so much but she sure

is worth it. Hang in there, you have a beautiful child that is always going

to be perfect to you!

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Hello!!! What a wonderful baby!! She looks a lot like my son Mattias

who is now 10 months old. Please have a look in his photoalbum. We

don´t live in UK, but closer than US. We live in Stockholm, Sweden.

Our son was born full term pregnancy. He weight 2100 gram and was 41

cm tall (short). He is doing very well and eats a lot. Still small

ofcourse but a great personality./// Helén mother of Mica 13 years

old and Mattias 10 months old with RSS.

> Hi everyone,

>

> I am mum to , who is 6 months old and recently diagnosed as

RSS.

> I'd like to say hi and let you know that I am reading the messages

on

> the board, and look forward to posting again in the future.

>

> 's history until now: she was born at 35 weeks weighing 3lbs

3oz

> (1046g) and measured 36cm (14 in) Severe asymmetric IUGR had been

> picked up on ultrasound and we were having regular growth scans

until

> she was delivered by c-section. All dopplers were fine. When she was

> born she had very little body fat, and a large head in comparison to

> her body.

>

> She has been growing well, altho is way off the growth charts. She

is

> now 8lbs 13 oz (4050g) and measures 53.5cm (21in).

>

> She has been diagnosed with RSS as she fulfills many of the

> characteristics, namely normal head size, reduced weight and height,

> broad forehead, small chin, blue sclera, dilation of the left

> ventricle, low set ears, curved little fingers and triangular face.

> You can see some photos of her on http://www.pidcock.co.uk/emily

>

> She seems to feed OK so far - she has 5oz of milk 6x a day and is

> eating two solid meals of fruit or veg. Some feed times are a real

> fight, but this is probably normal with any baby. She sweat a lot at

> night, but her blood sugar levels were OK at birth. This is somthing

> that she will be tested for soon when we meet with the

endrocrinologist.

>

> I would love to hear other people's stories and also to know if

there

> are any of you in the UK (altho I realise this is a predominantly US

> site).

>

> Bye for now

> Rae &

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Hello again

I just realised how much eats. How on earth do you get her to

eat that much? I thougt that Mattias is a good eater for an RSS kid,

but he is not eating as much as . Have you got any tips for us??

Mattias is eating two solid meals a day and three bottles of high

energy milk formula (120 ml ot 4,5 oz). Love to hear from you

again./// Helén

-- In RSS-Support@y..., " sunrae_24 " wrote:

> Hi everyone,

>

> I am mum to , who is 6 months old and recently diagnosed as

RSS.

> I'd like to say hi and let you know that I am reading the messages

on

> the board, and look forward to posting again in the future.

>

> 's history until now: she was born at 35 weeks weighing 3lbs

3oz

> (1046g) and measured 36cm (14 in) Severe asymmetric IUGR had been

> picked up on ultrasound and we were having regular growth scans

until

> she was delivered by c-section. All dopplers were fine. When she was

> born she had very little body fat, and a large head in comparison to

> her body.

>

> She has been growing well, altho is way off the growth charts. She

is

> now 8lbs 13 oz (4050g) and measures 53.5cm (21in).

>

> She has been diagnosed with RSS as she fulfills many of the

> characteristics, namely normal head size, reduced weight and height,

> broad forehead, small chin, blue sclera, dilation of the left

> ventricle, low set ears, curved little fingers and triangular face.

> You can see some photos of her on http://www.pidcock.co.uk/emily

>

> She seems to feed OK so far - she has 5oz of milk 6x a day and is

> eating two solid meals of fruit or veg. Some feed times are a real

> fight, but this is probably normal with any baby. She sweat a lot at

> night, but her blood sugar levels were OK at birth. This is somthing

> that she will be tested for soon when we meet with the

endrocrinologist.

>

> I would love to hear other people's stories and also to know if

there

> are any of you in the UK (altho I realise this is a predominantly US

> site).

>

> Bye for now

> Rae &

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Rae,

Thank you for letting me have a little glimpse into your life with

. She is absolutely adorable and looks like such a happy

baby!!!! With my non-RSS child, Jenna, who is 17 and my RSS child,

Maxwell, who is now 14, I miss those baby years so much! Now I get

lots of rude comments and disgusted looks. My children who once

worshipped my husband and me, now think that I am old fashioned and

stupid. Thank goodness I teach school. That is where I keep my

sanity!

Jodi

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Hi Rae, the photos of are just beautiful. I can't get over how

much she looks like Darcy at that age.

Darcy was born full term 3lb 11 (1676g) 40.5cm, now he's 34 months

7.8kg 82cm (a few months ago now) and he is just delightful. Welcome

to our group :-)

{{HUGS}}

Steph

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Hi Rae,

Really enjoyed looking at 's pictures - my son Finlay - (nearly

3) was 3lbs 5oz at birth - born at 38 weeks by c section - sounds

like we had similar obstetric histories! Ive recently had baby

number 2 who was a whopping 8lbs 6oz - so a completely different

experience!!!

We live in New Zealand but I am from Scotland (Fife) so I'm always

interested to read about the care and treatment of RSS kids in the UK

just incase we ever end up back over there!

Do you see Dr Stanhope in London?

Anyway welcome to our group

Mum to Finlay (nearly 3) 83cms, 10kgs and Logan (5 months) and almost

as heavy as his big brother!!!

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Hi Rae,

Really enjoyed looking at 's pictures - my son Finlay - (nearly

3) was 3lbs 5oz at birth - born at 38 weeks by c section - sounds

like we had similar obstetric histories! Ive recently had baby

number 2 who was a whopping 8lbs 6oz - so a completely different

experience!!!

We live in New Zealand but I am from Scotland (Fife) so I'm always

interested to read about the care and treatment of RSS kids in the UK

just incase we ever end up back over there!

Do you see Dr Stanhope in London?

Anyway welcome to our group

Mum to Finlay (nearly 3) 83cms, 10kgs and Logan (5 months) and almost

as heavy as his big brother!!!

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Hi Rae

Just A quick note.Yes there are a few of us from the UK.Are you a member of

the CGF,if not its worth joining.Two weekends ago we had a conference in

london[maybe next year] Childs the boss of the RSS/IUGR group is on

this listserve.As for me ,I have a 6 1/2 year old with RSS.He was 4lbs 13oz

at full term,had no catch up growth,was dx at 22months at GOSH and started

growth hormone injections at 23 months old.He is now on the 25 % centile for

height and weight and is doing great!Oh and I live in Herts.

Joanne

PS very cute pictures

Introducing

> Hi everyone,

>

> I am mum to , who is 6 months old and recently diagnosed as RSS.

> I'd like to say hi and let you know that I am reading the messages on

> the board, and look forward to posting again in the future.

>

> 's history until now: she was born at 35 weeks weighing 3lbs 3oz

> (1046g) and measured 36cm (14 in) Severe asymmetric IUGR had been

> picked up on ultrasound and we were having regular growth scans until

> she was delivered by c-section. All dopplers were fine. When she was

> born she had very little body fat, and a large head in comparison to

> her body.

>

> She has been growing well, altho is way off the growth charts. She is

> now 8lbs 13 oz (4050g) and measures 53.5cm (21in).

>

> She has been diagnosed with RSS as she fulfills many of the

> characteristics, namely normal head size, reduced weight and height,

> broad forehead, small chin, blue sclera, dilation of the left

> ventricle, low set ears, curved little fingers and triangular face.

> You can see some photos of her on http://www.pidcock.co.uk/emily

>

> She seems to feed OK so far - she has 5oz of milk 6x a day and is

> eating two solid meals of fruit or veg. Some feed times are a real

> fight, but this is probably normal with any baby. She sweat a lot at

> night, but her blood sugar levels were OK at birth. This is somthing

> that she will be tested for soon when we meet with the endrocrinologist.

>

> I would love to hear other people's stories and also to know if there

> are any of you in the UK (altho I realise this is a predominantly US

> site).

>

> Bye for now

> Rae &

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Hello Rae

There are a few of us from the UK

I have a daughter Georgia who is 5 years old. She was diagnosed with RSS when

she was 14 months so you were very 'lucky' to have such an early diagnosis.

Georgia is now doing incredibly well. She started growth hormone Feb 2001. She

then weighed around 8kg and was about 78cm. She had her six month check on

Friday and she now weighs 13.5kg and is 98cm.

I don't know whether you know of the Child Growth Foundation. I am the

membership secretary and my husband Nick and myself also run the RSS/IUGR

support group for the Child Growth Foundation. If you are interested in joining

let me know. My e-mail address is: jenny_cgf@...

Where abouts in the UK are you? We are in Sutton Coldfield.

Best wishes

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Hi ,

Thanks for your message. I contacted the CGF and they are sending me

a membership pack, so I guess you will soon be hearing from me

through there.

We are in London - currently in Wimbledon, but hoping to move to

Kingston upon Thames later this year.

Will be in touch soon,

Thanks

Rae

> Hello Rae

> There are a few of us from the UK

> I have a daughter Georgia who is 5 years old. She was diagnosed

with RSS when she was 14 months so you were very 'lucky' to have such

an early diagnosis.

> Georgia is now doing incredibly well. She started growth hormone

Feb 2001. She then weighed around 8kg and was about 78cm. She had her

six month check on Friday and she now weighs 13.5kg and is 98cm.

> I don't know whether you know of the Child Growth Foundation. I am

the membership secretary and my husband Nick and myself also run the

RSS/IUGR support group for the Child Growth Foundation. If you are

interested in joining let me know. My e-mail address is:

jenny_cgf@h...

> Where abouts in the UK are you? We are in Sutton Coldfield.

> Best wishes

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Hi ,

Thanks for your message. I contacted the CGF and they are sending me

a membership pack, so I guess you will soon be hearing from me

through there.

We are in London - currently in Wimbledon, but hoping to move to

Kingston upon Thames later this year.

Will be in touch soon,

Thanks

Rae

> Hello Rae

> There are a few of us from the UK

> I have a daughter Georgia who is 5 years old. She was diagnosed

with RSS when she was 14 months so you were very 'lucky' to have such

an early diagnosis.

> Georgia is now doing incredibly well. She started growth hormone

Feb 2001. She then weighed around 8kg and was about 78cm. She had her

six month check on Friday and she now weighs 13.5kg and is 98cm.

> I don't know whether you know of the Child Growth Foundation. I am

the membership secretary and my husband Nick and myself also run the

RSS/IUGR support group for the Child Growth Foundation. If you are

interested in joining let me know. My e-mail address is:

jenny_cgf@h...

> Where abouts in the UK are you? We are in Sutton Coldfield.

> Best wishes

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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He is so cute! thanks for sharing

allyn

McLaughlin teresam@...> wrote:

Introducing

I just thought I'd take a quick minute and put up a couple pictures of

. Now that we're home, we're trying to get settled into some

semblance of a routine - which will change yet again next week when Jakob goes

back to school.

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfSYC8F&.dir=/\

92c2&.src=ph

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He's just beautiful! Such a sweet little babe. Congratulations to you and

your family. Welcome to the world !!

Kori

Mama of

Kenton 6/98

Merek 3/00

Darbi 3/03 - Rt. CF - DBB 12hr/day

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M.,

Thanks for sharing! What a handsome, healthy looking, adorable boy!

He also has a beautiful name. I hope you are feeling well and that

everyone is doing fine. Congratulations!

I'm so happy for you..

and Claire

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He is an absolute doll! Congrats!

Pam and (8-12-01)

> Introducing

> I just thought I'd take a quick minute and put up a couple

pictures of . Now that we're home, we're trying to get

settled into some semblance of a routine - which will change yet

again next week when Jakob goes back to school.

>

>

>

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfSY

C8F&.dir=/92c2&.src=ph

>

>

>

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Congrats on your new handsome bundle of joy and straight feet.

Christi

McLaughlin teresam@...> wrote:

Introducing

I just thought I'd take a quick minute and put up a couple pictures of

. Now that we're home, we're trying to get settled into some

semblance of a routine - which will change yet again next week when Jakob goes

back to school.

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfSYC8F&.dir=/\

92c2&.src=ph

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Hi ,

Congratulations! is adorable :)

Marilouise

9/9/03, LCF, cast #6/2nd series

Owen and 3/20/99

> Introducing

> I just thought I'd take a quick minute and put up a couple

pictures of . Now that we're home, we're trying to get

settled into some semblance of a routine - which will change yet

again next week when Jakob goes back to school.

>

>

>

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfS

YC8F&.dir=/92c2&.src=ph

>

>

>

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Hi ,

Congratulations! is adorable :)

Marilouise

9/9/03, LCF, cast #6/2nd series

Owen and 3/20/99

> Introducing

> I just thought I'd take a quick minute and put up a couple

pictures of . Now that we're home, we're trying to get

settled into some semblance of a routine - which will change yet

again next week when Jakob goes back to school.

>

>

>

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfS

YC8F&.dir=/92c2&.src=ph

>

>

>

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Hi ,

Congratulations! is adorable :)

Marilouise

9/9/03, LCF, cast #6/2nd series

Owen and 3/20/99

> Introducing

> I just thought I'd take a quick minute and put up a couple

pictures of . Now that we're home, we're trying to get

settled into some semblance of a routine - which will change yet

again next week when Jakob goes back to school.

>

>

>

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfS

YC8F&.dir=/92c2&.src=ph

>

>

>

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Very handsome and congratulations to you and your family!!!

Charity and Trenton (8-24-00)

Introducing

Introducing

I just thought I'd take a quick minute and put up a couple pictures of

. Now that we're home, we're trying to get settled into some

semblance of a routine - which will change yet again next week when Jakob

goes back to school.

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfSYC8F

http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/tsmclaughlin/album?.tok=ph_f3lBB0wfSYC8F&.

dir=/92c2&.src=ph> &.dir=/92c2&.src=ph

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