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       Our story
   DIR By: haj
       Date: November 8, 2017, 7:25 pm
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       my dd was diagnosed with Precocious Puberty when she was 5.5yrs
       olds. I noticed early signs of PP like mature body odour, height
       spurt and fine hairs on pubic area at that time and took her to
       dr. luckily my GP was a very good and referred her to
       endocrinology clinic straight away. After many blood tests,
       scans and MRI, PP was confirmed. my daughter started having
       Decapeptyl injections every 10 weeks. after 6 month review, her
       injection frequency was brought to 8 weeks as she was still
       growing fast. and again After 6 month review with her consultant
       she is having her injections now every 6 weeks.
       she becomes very moody and exhausted near her injection time .
       she hates to go for injections. it's a struggle to go through
       every 6 weeks. I bribe her every time for hospital appointments
       but still face to do lots of persuasion.
       My DD is just 7.5 yrs old  but her height is already 135cm and
       wear shoes no 1. She has full blown hair growth on body and
       face. I am very worried as some kids in school teased her about
       having facial hairs as they are visible. I have talked to her
       teachers about her condition and teasing. They are very
       supportive and looking into ways to help her. luckily her best
       friend is a caring and stick with her most of the time.
       I am clueless what to do as she is very young for any kind of
       treatments like wax or laser or shaving. For me to deal with all
       this is draining as I want her to enjoy her childhood without
       any worries  and difficulties. I feel like having a young
       teenager who is innocent and cannot understand her condition.
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       Re: Our story
   DIR By: shalmani
       Date: December 7, 2017, 9:04 am
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       your daughter is lucky to a treatment and good social
       circle..take care of her
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       Re: Our story
   DIR By: haj
       Date: December 10, 2017, 3:04 pm
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       thank you..
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       Re: Our story
   DIR By: noha
       Date: December 10, 2017, 3:22 pm
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       Thank you for sharing your story. I hope your child is coping
       well.
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       Re: Our story
   DIR By: ainne
       Date: December 10, 2017, 3:38 pm
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       glad that your child has developed a good friendship..
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       Re: Our story
   DIR By: haj
       Date: December 10, 2017, 4:19 pm
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       thank you for reading my story. yes she is much better as she
       has adjusted with her peers now and treatment is working. Noha
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       Re: Our story
   DIR By: haj
       Date: December 10, 2017, 4:20 pm
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       thank you annie yes she is not alone any more and her teachers
       are also very supportive.
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