DiGeorge Syndrome- A Genetic Disorder

People with DGS also have high memory loss. Memory loss includes short-term activities such as last week. Amnestic disorder mainly occurs in children between 3 and 11 years old. As they mature, their memory increases. DGS affects major body functions, so people with this syndrome are experiencing poor athletic performance. As the exercise slows down, people's muscle tension also weakens and becomes inactive. Due to low muscle tension, the DGS makes it difficult to perform normal athletic performance such as running.

I have a rare genetic disorder called DiGeorge syndrome or 22Q 11.2 deficiency syndrome. Since the gene is deleted from chromosome 22, this condition involves over 200 medical symptoms. In my life, I used to be a delusive cowardly shy person. When my health crisis happens, I will operate with manic depression and anger to avoid frightening things. A year ago, I realized that the way to deal with my situation is not good for me. During the Christmas holiday in 2015, my right lung collapsed, I happened to fly in the middle of the United States (2 flights). With severe pain I was able to sink into the chair and feel the whole body from head to toe. I passed away. Then, in my mind, I began to shout at myself, thinking that I awoke to stay alert. I am in a panic. I was not aware of the fighting for survival, and I did not help at all. In fact, I am getting worse by pain in my body.

I speak here that I have multiple types of chronic illness. I have not stayed for 24 years, but I do not know that I have a genetic disease (DiGeorge syndrome or 22Q 11.2 deficiency syndrome). You may experience this situation without your knowledge. When I got a diagnosis I noticed that I was almost one of those babies I did not survive the first year on Earth. The possibility of survival is not good for me. I missed several genes on the 22nd chromosome and that answered all the health problems I encountered when I was a child. After receiving the diagnosis of syndrome, I was trying to acquire a degree at the end of the university (last) - my 4 year effort ended and I hope to succeed. Diagnosis is over, it feels like a mountain of brick falling from my head on my head. I found that this diagnosis strengthens my concern about what is not taking place in my life. But this is not my turning point