Devon, age 10 years, Full T13 with balanced translocation 5 & 13
Gabby, age 31 months, Trisomy 14 mosaic
One of the of the aims of the TRIS project is to raise awareness of rare trisomy conditions and the variety of situations and concerns families encounter. This page is intended to share resources that families can use in their daily lives.
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Easy Access Clothing Click on “online store” to find clothing that is stylish and accommodates for various needs. Easy Access Clothing offers 100% satisfaction. A catalog is available online or by calling 1-800-775-5536.
Specially For You This company designs, sews and sells adaptive clothing for those with special needs. A catalog is available online or by calling 605-765-9396, or you my write to Specially For You, Inc. 15621 309 th Ave., Gettysburg, SD 57442.
Finally It Fits Great styles and great prices. We strongly recommend taking a look at this site. Designs are adaptive to fit your child’s individual needs. Visit online or call 408-476-0223.
Accessible Threads This site will provide custom made clothing to meet your child’s needs or make alterations to already purchased clothing. You may also contact them by calling 770-355-3281.
Fortune City This will link you to a lady who has two children that have special needs; therefore, she understands all about accommodating. She custom makes bags for wheelchairs at various sizes, shapes and styles. Prices range from $8.00 to $20.00. Order by email.
Adaptable Designs, Inc. This site has a wide variety of bags and pouches to fit wheelchairs and walkers. These bags can help your child become one step closer to independence through easy access to books, pens, pencils, and other school supplies.
The Tracking Rare Incidence Syndromes (TRIS) project seeks to increase awareness and knowledge for families and professionals touched by rare trisomy conditions and aims to facilitate improved decision making for optimal services and supports for affected children and their families.
