Grace Riddell, Toddler that Can't Sick

Grace Riddell, 4-year-old toddler from England, who suffered Smiths-Magenis syndrome since birth. Syndrome was made ​​not to feel the slightest pain.

This syndrome is caused by impaired growth and the small number of chromosomes possessed the sufferer. Usually people with this syndrome chromosome number 17. That's why this syndrome is also known as the syndrome of 17-P. This relatively rare syndrome that can only attack 1 person in 25,000.

Smiths-Magenis syndrome makes Grace can not feel pain. Even if high-temperature iron or kettle to touch her skin. This syndrome also make bedtime Grace has an unusual, super-fast mood changes and difficulty to communicate. For that, Grace parents designing a special room. The room was covered with soft foam on each part. That's to avoid Grace bump his head into a wall while doing the syndrome often took control himself.

"Grace was so captivating. She would hasten a warm hug and give kisses when she saw you sad. Even with all the problems, Grace brings an abundance of joy to our family," says the mother.

Syndrome suffered by Grace does not make her parents give up. Grace's father built a site that is reserved for those who want to know more about the Smiths-Magenis syndrome. The site has been visited cyberspace surfers from different countries and become an arena to exchange ideas for parents who have a similar case.