by IPWSO | Jan 26, 2021 | Blog
In this blog Kate speaks about life growing up with PWS and what her life is like now. This blog has been reproduced here with permission from Kate and Aruma where the blog was first posted. It was hard work for my parents when I was young. Having a child with special...
by IPWSO | Jan 19, 2021 | Blog
Abrazos que hablan. Un Prader-Willi en la familia, escrito por Anna Ripoll, asigna todos los beneficios a la Asociación Catalana SPW para la investigación del síndrome El primer trabajo de Anna Ripoll, expresidenta de la Asociación Catalana SPW, explica la vida de su...
by IPWSO | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog
Photo above (left to right): Hans Zellweger, a child neurologist from Iowa who worked in the field and was the thesis supervisor for the PWS research of Louise Greenswag, Gene and Fausta Deterling, from Minnesota, early organizers of what became PWSA (USA), Andrea...
by IPWSO | Dec 16, 2020 | Blog
Festivals, festivities and holidays form part of all cultures. Yet, for many reasons, they pose special challenges for people with PWS and their families. We asked a selection of parents from around the world for their advice on how best to manage during times of...
by IPWSO | Dec 8, 2020 | Blog
Janneth and her husband are building a farm in Colombia to provide employment for their 13 year old son as he grows up. Granjeritos de Alejandria is a family business, created by Cristian and Janneth and their two young children Juan Alejandro and María Alejandra....
by IPWSO | Nov 11, 2020 | Blog
What are the challenges of discussing Prader-Willi syndrome at an international level and how can we make sure that the needs of people with PWS are included when decisions and new policies are made? At IPWSO we engage with international organisations to advocate on...
