Poland Syndrome | The Discovery
Poland Syndrome is something a person is born with but it is not always detectable until a child grows and develops and differences become apparent
Poland Syndrome is something a person is born with but it is not always detectable until a child grows and develops and differences become apparent
Poland Syndrome seen through the eyes of an 8 year old. Read the story Grace wrote about her cousin George who has Poland Syndrome
We found this posted on another website… have a read and tell us what you think. Do you agree?
Poland Syndrome a rare birth defect causes visual differences that are noticeable children making them easy targets to be be bullied at school. But what happens when the join the workforce?
This video is a collection of stories from parents who have kids born with a hand difference. We also hear from the children who share their experience. This is a great video for everyone to watch.
Meet Mum Rio, and gorgeous son Harvey. Rio found PIP-UK after discovering her son had Poland Syndrome. We’ve been helping her out along the way and today she shares her’s and Harvey’s story with us.
We’ve reported a few times about Poland Syndrome not be diagnosed correctly. But were saddened when we heard this story from a young man.
Find out how to translate “Poland Syndrome” into the native language of the country you’re travelling too. Might come in handy if you or a family member needs medical attention
Another family with Poland Syndrome contacted us! It’s been a great week for PIP-UK We have added to our stories and experience. Today’s personal story shows us there may be a genetic link as more than one generation in this family has Poland Syndrome.
Why is Poland Syndrome referred to as a syndrome and not a disease? Today we tell you what we have learned about that.