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Ithaca College’s “Go Baby Go”

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Ithaca College’s “Go Baby Go”

Thena Lindhorst and her husband Erich daughter Ivy was born with an extremely rare genetic condition called Coffin-Siris Syndrome.

Despite the challenges, she is thriving!

Thena dropped by with Kimberly Kurr of Ithaca College to talk about Ivy’s journey and the new mobility device built by “Go Baby Go“, a joint effort between Ithaca College and Cornell University!

You can follow Ivy’s journey on Facebook at Ivy’s League! 💗

 

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