Receiving a prenatal diagnosis of Turner syndrome (TS) can feel overwhelming. You may be experiencing a wide range of emotions—fear, uncertainty, sadness, confusion, hope, or all of the above. Many parents describe feeling as though their world stopped the moment they received the news. One parent, Rena’e, recalls, “The tears, confusion, worry, doubt, and sadness […]

Delayed diagnosis remains a major issue within the Turner syndrome community, with many individuals not diagnosed until adolescence or adulthood despite having signs and symptoms throughout childhood. This delay can have serious health consequences, particularly when important screenings and specialized care are missed. Alysa’s experience highlights why earlier diagnosis and increased awareness matter—not only for

As part of its My Story series, the Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) highlights individuals with Turner Syndrome (TS) and their parents and caregivers. In this post, Rita, a woman in her 80s who was diagnosed with TS at 17 years old, shares her story and how she feels so lucky, even while having faced decades

For many women with Turner syndrome (TS), conversations around fertility and parenthood can feel complex, uncertain, or even discouraging. While infertility is common in women with TS, it does not have to prevent them from pursuing parenthood or meaningful caregiving roles, if they choose to, in ways that align with their health, values, and calling.