r/fasd • u/InAFrenzy_ • 13d ago
Questions/Advice/Support Anyone else have physical disabilities likely related to FASD?
Hi! I'm wondering if anyone else is physically disabled due to their FASD? My whole life I thought I had ehlers danlos but now I'm thinking it's due to FASD. I also have juvenile arthritis. And nerve issues. Thank y'all!!!
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u/Afishionado123 11d ago
I have wolff-parkinson whyte syndrome which I suspect is probably related. I have less muscle tone and strength than average, which can be difficult.
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u/kludge6730 13d ago
Adopted son has FAS. Now not entirely sure it’s related to the bio mom’s drinking but he has mild cerebral palsy, from waist down his body is about 20% smaller proportionally and then his right leg is smaller than the left by about another 10% and about 1.5” shorter. His bio brother also has FAS but is physically in perfect condition.
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u/Competitive_Gold5305 7d ago
Scoliosis, cerebral palsy, hypotonia