Toddler with Edwards' Syndrome sees clearly after visiting Pediatric Ophthalmologist, Dr. Phoenix

Kimberly and Patrick Minor share the story of their daughter, 20-month-old Georgia, who has a chromosomal condition called Partial Trisomy 18 or, Edwards' Syndrome.
Since meeting with Dr. Phoenix and getting glasses at Thomas Eye Group, Georgia's parents have seen tremendous improvements in her eye sight, coordination and independance.
To learn more about Georgia and to join in on the cause for raising awareness about Edwards' Syndrome, visit, / fiercegeorgiaonmymind

[@rorimakaleng6295]

Please update on how she is doing this year. Would love to see a follow up vid...

[@nonexistent-best-friend1693]

according to her instagram she’s currently doing great and taking steps with a walker

[@trinabina3900]

I hope she is doing ok and has improved further. Beautiful little baby! 💗

[@ginasifuentes4179]

Our diagnoses is Trisomy 18..

[@ginasifuentes4179]

Way to Go Georga... you have a twinni Georga want you to know.... it's not doom and gloom.... her name is Reyna.. her age is 8 there is hope.. and thank you to all those Dr's that see us as people not a name with a diagnoses...

[@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621]

Nice to hear from someone who has the diagnosis *THEMSELVES* instead of the abled parents! Because parents don't really know what it's actually like to be disabled! However I will point out that its actually ableist to not see your disability, as it is ableds who mostly make it bad with their ableist attitudes and the lack of accessibility. Look this up "The biggest challenge is ableism, not my disability"

[@amandaarjoon8367]

I lost my baby to trisomy 18 can u please share more about her

[@ScutoidStudios]

And I am very sorry to hear that, I hope you're doing alright ❤️

[@trinabina3900]

I’m so so sorry. I hope you can find peace. 💜

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