Siblings with only known case of genetic flaw in the world find DNA hope in US
Submitting... Kenny and Crystal Arnott with three-year-old Benjamin and his big sister, Lily, five in their garden Penicuik. They are thought to be the only people in the world with a chromosome disorder so unique that there is no name for it. As a result of the chromosome imbalance, Lily and Benjamin have global development delay, learning disabilities and hypermobility with their condition most similar to Down’s syndrome. Both are still in nappies, struggle with verbal communication and have a variety of health complications. Lily is prone to renal infections and Benjamin has a similar ch...