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Always Stay on Top of Your Health! by Brittany Hinsey

Hello! My name is Brittany Hinsey, and I am 23 years old. I am from Coral Springs, Florida. I have Turner syndrome (TS) and here's my...

Our Fraternal Twins are Rare Butterflies - by Erica Drews

My name is Erica Drews, and I am the mother of fraternal twins who both have Turner syndrome (TS). My butterflies were born two months...

TS Makes Me a Better Nurse - by Andrea Pflughoeft

Hi, my name is Andrea Pflughoeft and this is my TS story. February has special meaning in my life; not only does it mark Turner Syndrome...

I Enjoy Life in a BIG Way! by Angelina Puglisi

My name is Angelina and I live in North Carolina. I live with my mom, dad, and sister and I am in the 3rd grade. I was diagnosed with...

I Appreciate Every Blesssed Moment by Jentry Harris

Hi, my name is Jentry Harris. My story begins in 2002. I was 16 years old, my parents had recently divorced, and I was adjusting to that....

A Mom's Lived Experience with TS - by Molly Cardosi

This story is my lived experience of being a mother of a miracle – a “less than 2%” miracle. I have two daughters; both, as are all...

TS Butterflies Can Do Anything! by Lexie Friddle

Hello! My name is Lexi and this is my Turner syndrome (TS) story. When I was born prematurely, I had a lot of health issues. The most...

I Would Not Change A Thing by Shela Gilbert

Hello, my name is Shela and this is my TS story. I was diagnosed with Turner syndrome (TS) at an early age - probably around 4. I was...

"I Am Happy" by Mallory Anderson

Hello! My name is Mallory. I was born a preemie at just 3lb 6oz. My pediatrician was an older doctor. He recognized some of the Turner...

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Welcome to Our Personal Stories About Life with TS.

If you want to know what life is really like for someone with TS just scroll through our TS Stories or search a specific topic. Once you read one, you won’t want to stop getting information, insight and inspiration from the true-life experiences of those touched by Turner Syndrome. We encourage you to get to know the authors of the stories as well as others by joining the TSSUS private FB group here, or attending one of our events.