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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Layne saying "night night dada"

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Hello! This is the Petree Family! My name is Kirsten and my husband is Joshua! We have a wonderful little boy named Layne, who has been diagnosed with Infantile Spasms. Layne was born Sept 9th, 2007 10 weeks premature. He weighed 2lbs 14ozs and was 15 in long.
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Layne's Diagnosis'

Cerebral Palsy



PVL-Periventricular Leukomalacia-Damage and softening of the white matter of the Brain.



Hypotonia-Low or weak muscle tone.



FTT-Failure to thrive-means that Layne cannot eat enough on his own to grow and thrive.



Infantile Spasms-seizures, the most catastrophic kind.



CVI-Cortical Visual Impairment-Legally blind, Eyes function but the nerves from the eyes to the brain does not process information correctly.

Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome-Goes through periods of vomiting that often last weeks followed by weeks of no vomiting.

Vitamin D deficiency



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