Dear SW Florida VOLUNTEERS,
We are asking you to email our family as your choice for a South Florida family to have a new home built through the ABC show Extreme Home Makeover. We are a family being considered and need you to email your vote for us so we can win this gift.... community involvement is a huge piece of the show. Send in your desire to offer VOLUNTEERS to make this project happen for our family.
IT IS ABOUT AWARENESS.....WE NEED YOUR VOTE!!!
Email a short explanation why you would love to see our family get this, and how you can get volunteers to the project. Letting them know you would like to see us on the show is help enough.
Lindsay Spaulding, her email is:
castingsouthflorida@gmail.com
check out our main family blog for updated information.
www.pringleadoptionjourney.blogspot.com
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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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