My Turner Syndrome Journey: Turner Syndrome and Giving Tuesday

Tuesday, November 28, 2023

Turner Syndrome and Giving Tuesday

Hello Friends!!

Happy Giving Tuesday!! Giving Tuesday is the Tuesday after Thanksgiving here in the United States. It is widely acknowledges as "global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and oragnizations to transform their communities and the world".

So on this Giving Tuesday I am asking you to give with your heart to the Turner Syndrome Foundation so that they can continue to do the excellent work of providing education of Turner Syndrome and its many medical affects to families and doctors alike.

Giving Tuesday is a day to support girls and women, like my Julie, who live with Turner syndrome. Every 8 minutes a girl is born. Your support can help us continue this work in 2024.

Julie and I thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

Hugs,

Lori

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Turner Syndrome and the Butterfly

The butterfly has become the symbol for "Turner Girls". Just like a butterfly, they are considered fragile and beautiful miracles. Turner Syndrome may also cause a myriad of health complications, such as heart defects, learning disabilities and infertility, according to the Mayo Clinic. Sept 14, 2013.

Because it represents femininity, strength, and uniqueness, the butterfly was designated by TSSUS to become the Turner Syndrome symbol. "Butterflies fly on their own which is our hope for our girls."