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Rett Syndrome


Hi everyone! Happy New Year! As promised, here is the info on Rett Syndrome. I put the chart form Evernote, (a writing app I used to make the chart.) Onto a public Google Document so everyone could view it easily. Please keep in mind, that I am not a medical professional, and I do not encourage anyone to self-diagnose. I used the following resources in my research for this topic. Notes on Rett Syndrome,11/10/17 Combined resources of National Institute of  neurological  disorders and stroke and rettsyndrome.org

 I put the information in the form of a chart so that everyone could get a better understanding of such an involved, and complex condition. I hope this information helps those who may be looking for answers for their loved ones. I love what I do, and I truly hope that what I am attempting to do with The Abler, is making the slightest positive change in someone's life. And I can not wait for what 2018 has in store for The Abler, and it's growing community. 

 Best wishes,
Founder Of The Abler Blog-
Jessica 


https://docs.google.com/document/d/18GOaKTf2DkhNJQuoupqP0Lqq0CygGpdLi3cU09IPN4Y/edit

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