It has been a couple of weeks since the BEAUTIFUL photo of Tressa was taken the morning of school pictures. Since that BEAUTIFUL picture of Miss Tressa was taken she decided to cut her own hair. She does not have patience, we are working on this. A women stopped over to see us to make a time to come and cut all the children's hair.... Tressa the very next morning climbed into the activity closet about 4 am and started cutting off section of her french brade so large SPOTS cut to the scalp. It was about 8 hours after my discovering the new do that I was thinking...Hey, wait a minute. Tressa has the weakest hands and it takes a lot of strength to cut full globs of hair. I found each of the hair sections in tact in her room...
In cleaning the boys room I found MORE HAIR, when Steven got off the bus I questioned him and learned he was the apprentice..Tressa woke him up to help..Now why he didn't come and get me and partake in this new found career I have no idea.. Tressa is VERY CONVINCING in more than just acquiring food. When she wants something she strives to obtain it.
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What is Prader-Willi syndrome ????
Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) is a complex non-hereditary birth defect resulting from an abnormality on the 15th chromosome. It occurs in males and females equally and in all races. Prevalence estimates have ranged from 1:8,000 to 1:25,000 with the most likely figure being 1:15,000. Incidence in newborns is unknown.
PWS typically causes low muscle tone, short stature if not treated with growth hormone, incomplete sexual development, and a chronic feeling of hunger that, coupled with a metabolism that utilizes drastically fewer calories than normal, can lead to excessive eating and life-threatening obesity. The food compulsion makes constant supervision necessary. Average IQ is circa 70, but even those with normal IQs almost all have cognitive deficits and require special education. Social and motor deficits also exist. At birth the infant typically has low birth weight for gestation, hypotonia (weak muscles), and difficulty sucking due to the hypotonia (“failure to thrive”). The second stage (“thriving too well”), with onset between the ages of two and five throughout lifetime, usually is characterized by increased appetite, weight control issues, and motor development delays along with often severe behavior problems and medical issues. see more on PWS at: www.pwsausa.org
PWS typically causes low muscle tone, short stature if not treated with growth hormone, incomplete sexual development, and a chronic feeling of hunger that, coupled with a metabolism that utilizes drastically fewer calories than normal, can lead to excessive eating and life-threatening obesity. The food compulsion makes constant supervision necessary. Average IQ is circa 70, but even those with normal IQs almost all have cognitive deficits and require special education. Social and motor deficits also exist. At birth the infant typically has low birth weight for gestation, hypotonia (weak muscles), and difficulty sucking due to the hypotonia (“failure to thrive”). The second stage (“thriving too well”), with onset between the ages of two and five throughout lifetime, usually is characterized by increased appetite, weight control issues, and motor development delays along with often severe behavior problems and medical issues. see more on PWS at: www.pwsausa.org
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