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Adventurers Jim & Tori Baird on their son’s FOXG1 diagnosis, life in the wild | National Geographic
For outdoor enthusiasts Jim and Tori Baird, when their four-year-old son, Wesley, was first diagnosed with FOXG1, a rare neurodevelopmental disorder, it seemed like their days of adventuring might be over. But after learning from doctors that being immersed in nature could have a positive impact on his development, the Bairds began taking Wesley and his baby brother, Hudson, on expeditions into the backcountry, doing off-grid living their way. #HomeInTheWild #DisabilityPrideMonth
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Published Aug 11, 2023