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Mosaic Klinefelter Syndrome: Stefan Schwarz

Mosaic Klinefelter Syndrome: The Voice of Stefan Schwarz By Kimberly Walker An avid foodie and traveler with Mosaic Klinefelter syndrome, 51-year-old Stefan Schwarz is living a healthy, happy, full life.

Posted by Chelsea Castonguay on 1:09 pm

An XXY Diagnosis: The Voice of Luke Breard

Luke Breard is a 29-year-old man living in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. When he and his wife were unable to conceive, they discovered he had an unknown diagnosis. Luke has been

Posted by Chelsea Castonguay on 11:07 pm

Newborn Eli diagnosed with Klinefelter XXY

Baby Boy Born With Klinefelter XXY

Jaclyn Childers Klinefelter XXY Story Creating life is an incredibly intricate and personal thing. Before knowing the gender of your baby, you feel bonded to the soul growing inside of

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The Road To Adoption: Matt Troxler

When Matt Troxler was in kindergarten, he received an unexpected diagnosis. His teacher noticed some symptoms, and encouraged his parents to get Matt tested. They discovered Matt had Klinefelter syndrome,

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Using Donor Sperm: Greg and Katie Duncan

An unexpected diagnosis: Two years after their wedding, Greg and Katie Duncan felt ready to start a family. However, after trying for about six months, Katie still wasn’t pregnant. After

Posted by Ryan Bregante on 10:54 pm

A man with Klinefelter syndrome standing by his downhill bike

The Voice of Ben Henrickson

Ben Henrickson is 22 and resides in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Diagnosis: Ben was in fifth grade when he noticed signs of gynecomastia, or enlarged breast tissue. He told his

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The Voice of Richard Martinez

The Voice of Richard Martinez “All that negative stuff about Klinefelter went out the door. It didn’t matter how we got there, I was going to be a father!” Richard

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Living With XXY 2021 Annual Report

Dear Community, This year was the first year building an annual report; it was extremely challenging and frustrating. We all experience hardships and mountains we think are impossible to climb.

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