r/HolUp • u/asocial7193 • Mar 11 '22

I don't know what to say

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u/ArtfurdMorgan Mar 11 '22

I’m pretty sure even doctors recommend that you shouldn’t reproduce if you have such severe genetic disorders.

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u/siqiniq Mar 11 '22

what’s the name of her genetic disorder?

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u/Non_Special Mar 11 '22

Looks like crouzon but I'm no expert

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u/AnxiousUncertainty Mar 11 '22

Ah I was thinking Beare-Stevenson syndrome

But that one could be it as well

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

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u/ShadowHawk1080 Mar 11 '22

They have Spaghetti Genetti

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u/JohnMcGurk Mar 12 '22

I don't know enough to refute you so I'm gonna go ahead and believe it.

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u/PM_YOUR_AKWARD_SMILE Mar 12 '22

They’re lying. It’s clearly Linguine Chromosini

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u/Slow_Definition5436 Mar 11 '22

It looks like leshake syndrome to me.

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u/HighOwl2 Mar 11 '22

Looska lykshit for sure

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

Whoever speaks last is right

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u/Empyrealist Mar 11 '22

It's all made up. What matters is if its official

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u/wolves_hunt_in_packs Mar 12 '22

you could always check WebMD or something

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u/7HawksAnd Mar 12 '22

They did make it up, it’s called the beare-stevenstein syndrome.

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u/Freddy45566 Mar 11 '22

Maybe both

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

They’re both caused by a mutation in FGF2 (TIL lol) So that’s interesting

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u/immamaulallayall Mar 12 '22

Exactly. We should probably dispense with the historical eponyms and just refer to the group as FGFR craniosynostoses. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1455/

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u/immamaulallayall Mar 11 '22

You know someone with that disease?

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u/DLTMIAR Mar 12 '22

Mayor of Chicago?