Brooks Koepka and Jena Sims have faced significant challenges since the premature birth of their son, Crew. Born seven weeks early, Crew has had to battle several health complications, including flathead syndrome and wryneck syndrome. These conditions have required continuous care and medical intervention, including the use of a protective cranial helmet.
Despite the hurdles, Sims recently provided an encouraging update, sharing that while they are still “in it,” they are nearing the end of this phase of treatment. The couple remains hopeful as they approach the final stretch, aware that cranial treatments typically stop before the child reaches 18 months.
Sims also expressed relief that Crew’s head shape has improved significantly, with only minor areas still requiring attention. The proactive approach from both parents, ensuring Crew receives the necessary care, highlights the strength and dedication they bring to the challenges of parenthood. Sims’ openness about their journey reflects the deep bond of family, and her resilience serves as an inspiring example of how parents navigate difficult situations with love and optimism.
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