genetic anomalies

How Can Families Cope with Genetic Anomalies?

Coping with a genetic anomaly can be challenging for families. Support systems are vital and may include:
Support Groups: Connecting with other families facing similar challenges.
Psychological Counseling: For emotional and mental health support.
Educational Resources: Information about the condition and management strategies.
Financial Assistance: To help cover medical expenses.

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