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Elconfundido
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Disability Support / by Elconfundido
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 March 23rd, 2024
...See more so hello my name is Dani im a guy (idk what i am doing) i have something called charge syndrom and due to the fact that u dont know how to explain it ill google it so rare genetic disorder that affects various aspects of the body. It was first described in 1979, and the acronym “CHARGE” represents the congenital features associated with this syndrome: * Coloboma of the eye * Heart defects * Atresia of the nasal choanae (also known as choanal atresia) * Restricted growth and/or development * Genital and/or urinary abnormalities * Ear abnormalities and deafness These features are no longer used for diagnosing CHARGE syndrome, but the name persists. Approximately two-thirds of cases are attributed to mutations in the CHD7 gene. im also weaker and slower then the average human so thats fun but the thing is i hate this thing absolutky hate it i cant be in boxing even though i love it and my cousins make fun of me i wish i had a new body a working functional body but when tell or show a slight annoyance at my body my parents call me useless and ungrateful how am i supposed to feel? am i really ungratful? sure other people have it worse i get that but this makes me weak are my feelings even valid?
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