Pierre Robin Sequence
Pierre Robin (pronounced “Roban”) Sequence or Syndrome (PRS) is a condition present at birth, in which the infant has a smaller-than-normal lower jaw (micrognathia) or set back from the upper jaw (retrognathia), a tongue that falls back in the throat and obstructs the airway (glossoptosis), and difficulty breathing. Most infants, but not all, will also have incomplete closure of the roof of the mouth (cleft palate), and is commonly U-shaped.
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Presentation at MCW
Jessica, Namine, and I gave our annual talk on equipment and accessibility at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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Talk at the Medical College
It’s that time again! We were asked back to the Medical College of Wisconsin to give our yearly talk on equipment and accessibility.
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Picking out new glasses frames
We took Namine to get her new glasses.
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Dental checkup
Sometimes an uneventful appointment is preferable.
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Eye checkup
It looks like Namine needs glasses again.
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Virtual speech at the medical college
Jessica, Namine, and I were asked to speak once again to the Medical College of Wisconsin about equipment, accessibility, and patient support.
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Mindfulness and medication
Sometimes we need help remembering the “why,” and that’s okay.
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Retainer check
Namine received some good news at her dentist checkup.
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Good bye braces, hello retainer
After a shorter timeline than expected, Namine’s braces have been removed!
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Virtual speech at the medical college
Jessica, Namine, and I were asked back to the Medical College of Wisconsin to give our annual talk on equipment and accessibility.
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Dental appointments
Namine’s dentist predicts that she will get rid of her braces soon!
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Eye appointment
Namine got her eyes dilated for a vision test.