It's National Rare Disease Day, and since we discovered this week that my son's congenital scoliosis is progressing, it is a perfect time to focus on this topic and share his story. My son was born with Anal Atresia. When all babies are born, one of the first things the nurse will do is take their temperature in their little booties. I always thought this was just the most accurate way to get their temperature. Well, that is true, but it is also how they check to make sure their little bums have formed correctly. After a pretty easy labor and delivery, everyone had moved their focus on the little guy that just came out of me. I noticed that my son's nurse kept messing with him and was acting a little weird as she was running all the tests on him. I, of course, was doing the after birth shaking as the doctor finished doing his business with me. The nurse did eventually hand him to me and told me I could start to breastfeed, but I had an innate feeling something was
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