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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2022 · 41 MIN

82: Kim's Story | Hard-Earned Awe, Mothering a Glass Doll, and a Brand-New Marriage Put to the Test

from The Rare Life · host Madeline Cheney

When Kim’s picture-perfect pregnancy ended with a textbook delivery, she had no reason to expect that her newborn daughter would have a broken arm. After further imaging, they found she had fractured a rib while still in utero. This led to the suspected diagnosis of OI—a rare syndrome that results in extremely breakable bones. After they were discharged, little Julianne broke just about every limb. Kim and her husband were reeling with the unexpected medical journey they were on. In this episode, Kim shares what it was like to endure the learning curve during the first several months of her daughter’s life. She also talks about the awesome things that have come because of her daughter’s diagnosis, and the ways that her brand-new marriage was affected. Links: Follow Kim on Instagram Follow me on Instagram. Follow the Facebook page. Join the Facebook group Parents of Children with Rare Conditions. Donate to the podcast via Buy Me a Coffee. Check out our appointment day merch. Check out our sponsor BetterHelp for online licensed therapy.

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