Dr. Miguel Escobar, MD

Although my grandsons BWS testing came back negative, he was clinically diagnosed due to having enough markers. The diagnosis was then pulled after a 1.5 yr and that meant losing his quarterly cancer screenings. I strongly felt that if it wasn’t BWS, it was another genetic condition. I asked to keep the screenings or to test for something else and was treated as if I was clueless. He sees 5 specialist due to his symptoms that all correlate with several genetic conditions. At my last visit, I asked the NP to please talk to Dr E. to ask about the screenings and she told me that he said “he can’t have screens because he doesn’t have BWS”. We transferred to a new geneticist at a different hospital and at 2.5 years old and only 1 visit and testing, we received his diagnosis. SGBS. He has a 10 to 11% chance of getting cancer before 8.” (Kidneys, pancreas, liver, spleen, adrenal glands), cardiac issues, speech, developmental, cognitive, overgrowth, large tongue, swallowing issues & much….