_tot-born-with-1kg-cyst-under-her-arm-so-heavy-it39s-making-her-spine-curve.jpg "Tot born with 1kg cyst under her arm - so heavy it's making her spine curve from dg growth Video Screenshot Preview")
GalleryPlay Video:
(Note: The default playback of the video is HD VERSION. If your browser is buffering the video slowly, please play the REGULAR MP4 VERSION or Open The Video below for better experience. Thank you!)
⏲ Duration: 0:46
👁 View: 955K times
✓ Published: 11-Apr-2024
👁 View: 955K times
✓ Published: 11-Apr-2024
Description:
A toddler born with a cyst the size of a pineapple under her arm is so heavy her spine has started to curve.<br/><br/>Jessi Campbell, two, was born with an estimated 1kg growth on her left arm, chest and fingers.<br/><br/>She was diagnosed with lymphatic malformation before birth – where lymph vessels form abnormally – and Kippel-Trelauney Syndrome at 11-months-old in July 2022. <br/><br/>The syndrome is a collection of symptoms - port wine stains, varicose veins and hypertrophy which is the extra growth of a limb. <br/><br/>Jessi has had three rounds of sclerotherapy – where a solution is injected into the veins to make the lymph collapse and shrink the cyst - and will continue to have more.<br/><br/>She took longer to walk – due to her balance – and is now struggling with a curved spine due to the weight of her arm. <br/><br/>The weight of her arm changes \
A toddler born with a cyst the size of a pineapple under her arm is so heavy her spine has started to curve.<br/><br/>Jessi Campbell, two, was born with an estimated 1kg growth on her left arm, chest and fingers.<br/><br/>She was diagnosed with lymphatic malformation before birth – where lymph vessels form abnormally – and Kippel-Trelauney Syndrome at 11-months-old in July 2022. <br/><br/>The syndrome is a collection of symptoms - port wine stains, varicose veins and hypertrophy which is the extra growth of a limb. <br/><br/>Jessi has had three rounds of sclerotherapy – where a solution is injected into the veins to make the lymph collapse and shrink the cyst - and will continue to have more.<br/><br/>She took longer to walk – due to her balance – and is now struggling with a curved spine due to the weight of her arm. <br/><br/>The weight of her arm changes \
Share with your friends:
Whatsapp | Viber | Telegram | Line | SMS
Email | Twitter | Reddit | Tumblr | Pinterest
Related Videos
_role-of-dg-grow-in-eu-standards-124-silvia-vaccaro-124-policy-officer-standardisation-124-euinstandards.webp "TV GME")
⏲ 9 minutes 6 seconds 👁 140
_former-dewan-bahasa-dan-pustaka-dg-firdaus-abdullah-laid-to-rest.webp "The late former director-general of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) Datuk Dr Firdaus Abdullah, who passed away at the age of 79 early Thursday (April 11) morning, was laid to rest at the Jalan Ampang Muslim Cemetery at 3pm. <br/><br/>Read more at https://tinyurl.com/mpdrdaza<br/><br/>WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news<br/>SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar<br/>LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline")
_fabienne-jacq-policy-officer-european-commission-dg-grow.webp "Copernicus Marine Service")
_european-elections-2019-call-for-vote-from-dg-grow.webp "EU Growth")
_14th-world-congress-of-the-rsai-dg-regiopolicy-session.webp "Regional Scicence Association International - RSAI")
_interview-with-carlo-pettinelli-dg-grow-european-commission.webp "EuropaBio - The European Association for Bioindustries")
_half-of-parents-lose-sleep-over-their-childs-development.webp "A new study has found parents are deeply concerned about their child’s academic and character development before they turn 5 years old. <br/><br/>The poll of 2,000 parents of children ages five and younger found 59% are concerned about their children’s academic and character development, citing concerns about whether their children will learn to play fairly and cooperate with others (50%), communicate well with others (49%) and be able to appropriately express themselves (47%).<br/><br/>Parents listed several challenges they face to support their children’s development, including creating a routine (38%), teaching positive behaviors (30%), planning activities (25%), providing a consistent environment (23%) and building early literacy and math skills (23%).<br/><br/>Commissioned by Primrose Schools and conducted by OnePoll, the study revealed a large majority (98%) of parents understand the importance the first five years of life play in a child’s development and future successes. <br/><br/>According to results, parents shared the earliest ages they believed their children could learn important skills and concepts. <br/><br/>For example, some parents believe their children should be able to interact with peers, learn language skills and learn social skills by age two. <br/><br/>By age three, parents believe their children should be able to start benefitting from formal learning activities and grasp academic concepts. Over half of parents surveyed (55%) said their concerns about their children’s development are worrisome enough to keep them up at night.<br/><br/>“In the first five years of a child’s life, parents have an opportunity to maximize the power and potential of this critical time,” said Dr. Amy Jackson, chief early learning strategy officer at Primrose Schools. “It’s clear that parents want their children to learn these important academic and character development skills while their brains are most receptive to learning, but we know many worry about finding the right approach.” <br/><br/>When it comes to support systems for parents, 82% of parents consider preschools to be a part of their support systems — alongside immediate family (88%), extended family (37%) and friends (33%).<br/><br/>When looking at preschools, parents said they look for a place that offers a safe place where their child can feel like they belong (28%), qualified teachers invested in their child’s development (24%) and kindergarten readiness (15%). <br/><br/>When parents are not consulting their support system, 73% will at least occasionally consult the internet for parenting advice, instead. However, 43% said they feel “overwhelmed” by what they find online. <br/><br/>“Support systems are important for new parents, especially during their child’s first five years of life,” continued Dr. Jackson. “The experiences and connections children have in these early years will shape their academic, physical and social-emotional development — ultimately forming their foundation for learning and who they become.”")
_marko-curavi-dg-grow-on-erasmus-for-young-entrepreneurs.webp "ErasmusEntrepreneurs")
_role-of-dg-grow-in-eu-standards-124-silvia-vaccaro-124-policy-officer-standardisation-124-euinstandards.jpg)
_former-dewan-bahasa-dan-pustaka-dg-firdaus-abdullah-laid-to-rest.jpg)
_fabienne-jacq-policy-officer-european-commission-dg-grow.jpg)
_european-elections-2019-call-for-vote-from-dg-grow.jpg)
_14th-world-congress-of-the-rsai-dg-regiopolicy-session.jpg)
_interview-with-carlo-pettinelli-dg-grow-european-commission.jpg)
_half-of-parents-lose-sleep-over-their-childs-development.jpg)
_marko-curavi-dg-grow-on-erasmus-for-young-entrepreneurs.jpg)
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}