get to know me
hello everyone my name is Linda
I'm 31 live in Chicago
I'm a mom of a child with trisomy 13
if have any questions about that let me
know 🙂
im engaged soon to get married in June 😘🥰 we been dating since May 2023 we are both taurs
I'm a step mom of to teenagers 🩷🩵 now them i can't
post but I will ask them lol
I have ADHD 🙄🙂
and we are ttc a baby 🥹 so follow my ttc journey 🙏🤞2025 is our year
I will be posting pictures, videos how my son has progress throughout the the years
any questions of how me and my fiance meet feel free to ask
now I don't if I will post videos lol because I'm video shy lol but not picture shy lol
if you made it this far first to say thank you and don't forget to follow 🥰 my crazy and silly life and to spread awareness of being a trisomy 13 mom and a adult with adhd #ttcjourney #couples #trisomy21 #chicago
Linda's story is inspiring and relatable, touching on aspects of motherhood, ADHD, and the beauty of love. As a mom of a child with trisomy 13, she offers a unique perspective on raising a child with special needs. Trisomy 13, also known as Patau syndrome, is a genetic disorder that can lead to serious health issues, making community support and information vital. Linda aims to raise awareness and support for others facing similar challenges. Additionally, her journey in trying to conceive (TTC) highlights the emotional rollercoaster many families endure, showcasing the importance of resilience and hope. Linda emphasizes the need for open dialogues around ADHD, offering much-needed visibility for adults navigating this condition. With plans to share pictures and videos documenting her son's progress, Linda invites others to follow her journey. Her engagement and future marriage add a joyful layer to her narrative, as she balances love, family, and advocacy. Join her in spreading awareness and connecting with others on similar journeys! Follow her story and engage in discussions about parenting, special needs, and personal growth. Whether you're a mom, an advocate, or someone curious about ADHD and trisomy 13, Linda’s experiences provide a wealth of insights and community support.