For Lisa Hawker, getting a diagnosis of her daughter Jaydi’s rare genetic condition was life-saving. Jaydi has a rare form of dwarfism which affects around 50 known people across the world. Her early months were defined by long stints in hospital. She had a large number of tests which failed to identify the cause of her condition.
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