There’s
no specific life expectancy. Some people are “alive and well” in their
sixties. The disorder is incurable, a lifetime
ordeal. However, physical therapy may help to make the person with WS more comfortable. Physical therapy will help for the bones of
the individual to stay loose instead of stressed, and it will help to keep
their bones growing. By carefully monitoring blood levels, it becomes easier to
avoid further heart and artery problems. Since most with Williams Syndrome
struggle with hearing and seeing to the full capacity, therapy in this area helps also.
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