
Anyway, the concern is that an abundance of cafe au lait spots is an indicator of a rather nasty genetic disease called neurofibromatosis. I won't go into the details of it other than saying it involves skin tumors, bone growth deformities and learning problems. We haven't mentioned this concern to many people because we didn't want to get people (read: grandparents) worked up if it was nothing. And according to the dermatologist this morning... it's nothing. There's no indicators that my spot is linked to any other disease or disorder. So that's good news. The dermatologist did mentioned that my birthmark is rather rare and they don't see many like mine in size. He even consulted with another dermatologist while we were there. They feel that it probably just appeared to be growing because it's gotten darker in the sun. But everyone seems to agree that I'm just fine, and just blessed with a rather large birthmark. What can I say... a beautiful person needs a rather large beauty mark.
3 comments:
Very True Molly! You speak with years of wisdom for such a little lady! You are absolutley adorable! and we love you so much! YOu are perfectly made from the inside out! Remember God created you in his image! So you are perfect! Glad to know that it isnt something more than a beautiful beauty mark!
So glad to hear that your beauty mark is only a beauty mark. I bet that scared your mommy and daddy. You are one beautiful baby!
Molly, you are fabulous!!! I have a pink "beauty mark" on my face! This makes us special!
your friend,
Sheila
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