The Child Who's Made Of 'Glass': BORN DIFFERENT

The video discusses Zoe, a young girl with osteogenesis imperfecta, a condition causing brittle bones. Her parents discovered her condition during pregnancy and faced challenges in her early life, including surgeries and daily care adaptations. Despite these challenges, Zoe's family remains optimistic about her future, supported by therapies and a positive outlook.

What is the primary misconception about Zoe's condition?

• It can be cured with surgery.

• It does not affect children.

• It is a common condition.

• It is caused by a calcium deficiency.

What was the initial prognosis given to Zoe's parents during pregnancy?

• Zoe's condition was not severe.

• Zoe would have a normal life expectancy.

• Zoe might not survive until birth.

• Zoe would not require any special care.

What type of surgeries has Zoe undergone?

• Surgeries to stop her spine from collapsing.

• Surgeries to improve her vision.

• Surgeries to enhance her hearing.

• Surgeries to increase her height.

How does Zoe communicate her needs to her family?

• By using a communication device.

• By speaking and using her voice.

• By writing notes.

• Through sign language.

What special feature does the playground Zoe visits have?

• It is located indoors.

• It is made of foam instead of wood chips.

• It has a swimming pool.

• It has a trampoline.

What type of therapy does Zoe receive to improve her speech?

• Occupational therapy.

• Speech therapy.

• Music therapy.

• Physical therapy.

What is Zoe's parents' outlook on her future?

• They believe she will face many limitations.

• They think she will need constant care.

• They are confident in her potential.

• They are uncertain about her future.