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Re: Baby born missing a hand

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 30 Sep 2001 22:15:02 -0500 (CDT)


Hi there. My brother in law was born without an arm from the elbow down, which is caused by a cord accident that prevented the rest of arm from forming. He has no other problems and is today an accomplished athelete who tours and has sponsors and competes and wins in both physcially challenged as well as elite triatholon competitions against athletes with no handicaps. He puts the rest of us in the family to shame! Even when he was a small boy, he was an outstanding athlete — a swimnmer and ballplayer back then, and one of the most popular kids around. He is also extremely successful professionally.

At Sun, 30 Sep 2001, SarahB wrote: >
>I am feeling so sad... A dear friend who was due the day before me had
>her baby this morning (we spent alot of time together during the last
>few months sharing pregnancy experiences)... her sister called and told
>me that the baby girl was born weighing only 4lb 12oz (39 weeks) and
>missing her left hand. I am not sure how to respond and was wondering
>if anyone had experienced something similar and what helped. I
>delivered a very healthy little boy 1.5 weeks ago.
>
>Also, does anyone know if this type of thing is "isolated" or linked to
>other possible problems with the little girl?
>
>Thank you for any insight! SarahB
>
>--
>SarahB
>




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