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Maeve (Full) 10 months old

ByKelly Peterson

Maeve’s Incredible Journey at 10 Months

Maeve is 10 months old and thriving with Full Edwards’ Syndrome!

Her family shares, “Maeve has grown so much! She got her G-tube placed, found her beautiful smile, can almost sit up unassisted, and loves playing with her toys. We continue to work with PT and OT to help her reach her milestones. We can’t wait to see what she learns next.”

Maeve’s progress is truly inspiring, and the Edwards Syndrome Association is so excited to see her continue to reach new milestones. She’s such a sweetheart and a shining example of strength and joy! ❤️

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