The Straits Times
Help pours in for siblings with rare disorder in Singapore
Bakery owner Thrina Low (in white) with the Langs – (clockwise from top left) Mr David Lang and his wife Loo Geok, their son Titus and daughter Justina – in their home.ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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July 11, 2021
Bakery owner Thrina Low (in white) with the Langs – (clockwise from top left) Mr David Lang and his wife Loo Geok, their son Titus and daughter Justina – in their home.
The Straits Times
SINGAPORE - All three of Mr David Lang s children were born healthy, zipping through development milestones as they grew up.
Justina, the eldest, could name 100 objects in a picture book at the age of one. Timothy, the middle child, would try and read everything he could. Titus, the youngest, could solve a Primary 2 mathematics problem when he was in kindergarten. But as they each grew older, they started falling more frequently when running, spoke less, and had seizures.