Raising a child with Prader-Willi syndrome

Filmed at the 11th IPWSO Conference in Limerick, Ireland, 2022, Susanne Blichfeldt shares her experience as both a M.D. and a parent about Raising a child with Prader-Willi Syndrome.
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[@vinitham1359]

Behavior problems means what??? Can you say one example???

[@IPWSO]

It can be things like verbal outbursts, physical violence, meltdowns, self-harm. It can happen sometimes when communication breaks down or where there is inconsistency in a particular routine or access to food, something that might trigger anxiety in the person with PWS.