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Hi Everyone,
Welcome to "It's A Girl Thing: Turner Syndrome Awareness 3rd Annual Blog Hop.
For this year we have added a Card Challenge so that more people can play along with us!
Turner Syndrome is a genetic disorder where a female is born missing partial or all of her second X chromosome leaving her with life-long medical issues and learning disabilities. This condition occurs one in every 2,000 female births worldwide, but is more common among pregnancies that do not survive to full term. That is why Turner Syndrome Females are considered MIRACLES!
Prize Winners for the hop will be announced on March 13th, 2021.
22 Caring and Generous Sponsors and 12 Design Team Members are offering prizes to a commenter and card makers and they are helping bring Turner Syndrome Awareness to the Public. For details on how you might win any of these fabulous prizes, please see
I made this design specifically for this hop, however it is available for purchase in card and art print for at
PRIZE
1. Become a follower of my blog
2. Tell me something you have learned about turner syndrome.
The winner will be chosen from the comments below
The prize is a set of 4 cards with envelopes as above and a bundle of turner syndrome ribbon from my web store www.dianamlarson.com
Thank you for hopping along with us in our journey to spread awareness of Turner
syndrome.
Have a blessed day,
Diana
Diana you are so creative! I love your card and art print you designed for this blog hop! The sentiment is perfect! Thank you for being a part of the blog hop again in 2021!
ReplyDeleteTotally cute cute and adorable card!! I first learned of TS when I joined Lori's hop a few years ago and was stunned to learn how it affects 1 in 2000 girl births worldwide, I am honored to help spread the awareness of TS! I am already a follower of your blog, for quite sometime it seems...have a great day!!
ReplyDeleteDiana, your card is so sweet and creative! Glad i could stop by your blog!
ReplyDeleteOMG your card is just precious! I'm so happy to be on this TS Awareness journey with you! Please stay safe & well!
ReplyDeleteDiana what a wonderful card you created! I love the colors and the beautiful sentiment! Thank you for being a part of the Blog Hop again in 2021!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic piece of art you have created for this Hop -- it is absolutely beautiful !! I am thrilled to be hopping with you and all of the other fabulous designers !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card - the background is awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous creation, Diana! It's a beautiful interpretation of the inspiration board, and so sweet! It's a pleasure being your teammate in spreading the news during the annual Turner Syndrome Awareness Hop! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize that one in every 2000 girls are affected. And, that darling card design you made is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog and these cards are PRECIOUS! I learned that Turner Syndrome means there will be life long medical problems
ReplyDeleteDiana, how nice to be hopping with you! You are so talented! Your cards are so sweet! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWell hello Diana! Love your sweet little card set and am happy to see you in the hop. I learned that 99% of babies with Turner Syndrome never make it through to birth.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Diana. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card you created for the blog hop. Whoever wins will be a very lucky person. Glad to be part of the hop with you.
ReplyDeleteSuch darling and super sweet cards, Diana. I love the sentiment too. I actually am very familiar with Turner's Syndrome because I am a retired nurse.
ReplyDeleteHow very precious!! Love that you made this sweet design for the Turner's Awareness.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a sweet card.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card that you designed. I have been following this hop for years, I did not catch before that most of the babies with Turner Syndrome do not make it to birth.
ReplyDeleteI learned that TS is so rare that it only affects 1 in 2000 girls, but most don't make it to full term. Thank you for sharing your cute little cards and participating in the hop Diana.
ReplyDeletePerfect for this great cause, I love the touching sentiment with sweet image! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and heartfelt creation! That sentiment says it all! I hope to play along and spread the word over the weekend.
ReplyDeleteSweet set of notecards! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI learned that Turner Syndrome is a genetic disorder where the condition occurs in one in 2,000 female births worldwide.
Dear Diana
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful. TS only affects girls. Stay safe and blessed
I learned that it is indeed a miracle as one in 2000 pregnancies result in TS that too the ones not completing full term
ReplyDeleteYour card is awesome, Diana! I learned that Turner Syndrome only affects girls.
ReplyDeleteAdorable Diane! A beautiful sentiment perfect for the cause! It's a pleasure being your teammate in spreading the news during the annual Turner Syndrome Awareness Hop! Stay safe and Happy crafting!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jan
(Owner & Illustrator of Jan's Digi Stamp Shop)
Lovely card. Thank you for your inspiration on this blog hop to raise awareness for the Turner Syndrome. I have been facebook friends with Lori for a few years and was part of the blog hop last year. Have joined the card challenge this year. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteLovely card for this blog hop. I really wasn't aware of Turner Syndrome and that they really are miracle babies since 99% don't survive to birth. Incredible! Thanks so much for bringing awareness to Turner Syndrome.
ReplyDeleteLovely card, great way to let people know about Turner Syndrome!!
ReplyDeleteThey are just Darling my friend! I learned that Turner Syndrome means that they will be with life long medical issues.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day,
Migdalia Rodriguez
Migdalia's Crafts
Your cards are beautiful, Diana, such a nice idea to create multiples. Thanks for helping spread awareness as I was not familiar with Turner Syndrome until last year's blog hop. I learned that it only affects females.
ReplyDeleteSuch a precious image you chose for this piece. I perfect sentiment for Turner syndrome Awareness. I have learned that Turner syndrome females are true miracles
ReplyDeleteYour charming card is perfect for the Turner Syndrome Blog Hop. Lovely image and colors. I just learned that many of the girls with Turner Syndrome fail to reach full term, and to have been able to come full term and survive makes them a miracle. Makes your card more meaningful to me.
ReplyDeleteTurner Syndrome was "discovered" in 1938 is one thing I learned from this hop. :)
ReplyDeleteCute cards. Thanks for being a part of the inspiring hop.
Such lovely cards! I first saw this hop last year. I had no idea 1 in 2000 births were affected.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Print Diana.. Love it totally. Hugsxx Deepti
ReplyDeleteYour print is beautiful! How lovely that you designed it just for this. I was surprised to find out that 1 in every 2000 female births is affected by the TS genetic disorder. Thank you for helping to educate people about TS!
ReplyDeleteLove this card, thank you for sharing. I did not know that the X chromosome was the cause of TS.
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love your cards and the truth of that sweet scripture. Each of these miracle girls is created so very wonderfully by a loving God. Thanks for using your art and your blog to promote TS. I first heard about TS three years ago on Lori's first hop, which is sad for an elementary teacher with over thirty years of experience. This year, I learned that Dr. Turner is from my hometown of OKC---even sadder that I hadn't heard. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet image - great design. I had not heard of Turners until about 2 years ago - and I was a nurse. Didn't know that 1-2000 girls were affected.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in this card, Diana! As a woman with TS and TSF volunteer, I really appreciate your efforts to spread awareness of TS. Even though I was diagnosed 33 years ago, I did not learn until recently that only 1 to 2% of us survive to birth.
ReplyDeleteEveryone, please check out my blog post on the TSF blog on February 24th!
https://turnersyndromefoundation.org/blog-latest-articles/
What wonderful artwork! This little girl is so cute and the lovely sentiment goes perfectly with her. Thanks for sharing your artwork with the stamp community in bringing awareness about these miracle girls! I find the fact that they are 1 out of 2,000, but so little is know about this just floors me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card you have created for the Turner Syndrome awareness blog hop. That little girl is so cute and the sentiment is just so appropriate for all the little miracle girls. I still cannot fathom that TS affects as many as 1 in 2,000 and so little is known or being done about the syndrome. Thanks for joining in the blog hop to at least bring awareness to our stamping community.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and image, I didn't know, that 99% of conceptions with Turner Syndrome will not survive to birth.
ReplyDeleteValerija xx
VERY NICE CARD, ALWAYS NICE TO LEARN ABOUT TURNER SYNDROME. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet digital design, Diana! I think it looks like Lori's Julie!
ReplyDeleteEven though I have participated in this hop and read the statistics before, I am always amazed at how few of Turner pregnancies survive to be born. Miracles, indeed!!
Thank you for your part in this important hop and for offering such a generous prize!
<3 J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com
Gorgeous Diane. I learnt that turner girls are miracles. Hugz
ReplyDeleteSuch a darling image and a wonderful set of cards and a wonderful hop. I had never heard of this syndrome before, so I learned how rare it is and how it affects women. Thank you for educating and inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card with the bright vivid colors! I have learned a lot of things about TS. I had not even heard of it before this year. I was especially sad to learn that the little girls will have life long medical issues. Thanks for your participation and it is so nice that you wanted to participate in this blog hop for awareness.
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Darcy Schroede
So creative and beautiful. Great hop for the great cause.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that TS girls are miracles because of the risks in pregnancy.
Hugs xx
Your card is cute and the sentiment so true. I had never heard of Turner Syndrome until my newborn daughter was diagnosed at birth with it. She is on the more involved end of the spectrum and faces many life long challenges, yet we have met so many people and had experiences we never would have had if she had been born with the usual set of chromosomes. She brings out the good in people and is a blessing to us and others. Thank you for helping to raise awareness of Turner Syndrome.
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