About this blog

I am a high school human anatomy and physiology teacher by trade and I double as a mother of a little girl with Williams Syndrome. When my daughter was diagnosed, I was thankful that I understood how the body worked so I could navigate through the condition and understand what the doctors had to say. This is my way of sharing my knowledge so other parents can have that same power.


Information contained in this site is strictly for education purpose to better understand the conditions associated with Williams Syndrome. You should in no way use this site for diagnosis, treatment or medical guidance. Always seek medical advice from your doctor.



Sunday, September 18, 2011

Updated muscles section

Greetings followers!  I have added more to the muscle page.  If you scroll past part 1 I've added a section on high tone in the muscles and joint contractures.  I spent most of the time talking about toe walking, which is the most common type.  I hope you find it useful!

If you have any topics that you'd like to learn more about, leave a comment.  I'd be happy to make a post for you.

Take care and happy fall!
Sarah
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  1. marie carusoNovember 15, 2011 at 7:57 PM

    Sarah, I just finished reading the section on the stenosis of the arteries in the heart & kidneys. Thank you so much for the info. My Grandson Robbie had open heart surgery when he was 5 mo. old. He's now 3 and a half.

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