Career Paths

Turner Syndrome and Careers: A World of Opportunities

When a child is diagnosed with Turner syndrome (TS), it’s natural to have questions about their life and future. You may be focused on managing present or future medical challenges, but just as important are the questions that arise around education, independence, and career opportunities. One common concern we often hear is “What kind of […]

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From the Mother’s Viewpoint: Advocating for Turner Syndrome Girls

From the Mother’s Viewpoint: Advocating for Turner Syndrome Girls

Living with Turner syndrome (TS) presents unique challenges and triumphs, not only for the girls and women diagnosed, but also for their families. Often, loved ones become key advocates, navigating the journey alongside them. In this post, we share the stories of three mothers, Lucia, Victoria, and Kimberly, who are dedicated to understanding TS and

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Infertility in Women with Turner Syndrome: Kayla’s Story

Subscribe to our blog Like many women with Turner syndrome (TS), I went my whole life with the reality that I most likely would never be able to have my own kids, a diagnosis confirmed with recent testing. Even though I had the understanding, it still hit harder than I could have ever imagined when

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From Being Diagnosed to a Future of Diagnosing

Subscribe to our blog How does someone decide their career? What inspires them? Does having Turner syndrome impact that decision?  Meet Lauren who shares her journey with Turner syndrome and the influencers who were there to shape her self-worth as an individual and guide her towards choosing a career in medicine. Meet Lauren Hi, my

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From a Health Professional: Why don’t we know enough?

Subscribe to our blog Dear Health Professionals, When people ask me what I do for a living, my first answer is, “I breathe.” I often get a look of humor, contempt, curiosity, or disbelief.  Well, I am a healthcare professional, and I’m glad you put up with my opening line. Not many would, and I

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