Angelman Syndrome and Severe Epilepsy | Growing Up with Epilepsy 

In the months following Henry's birth, his parents, Naili and Tony, realized that he was not meeting typical developmental milestones. He did not sit, crawl, or walk at the same times as other children his age. At around 10 months of age, a neurologist diagnosed him with global developmental delays but was unable to identify a cause. Both cerebral palsy and autism were considered, but each was ruled out.
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