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In this video, we share the progress of a baby with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). The skin lesions and blisters are now healing and getting better with careful management, daily dressings, and supportive care. 💡 Epidermolysis Bullosa is a rare genetic skin condition where even minor friction causes blisters and wounds. With proper wound care, nutrition, and infection prevention, the child’s condition can improve significantly. 👶 Watch the journey of this baby’s recovery and healing. #Epidermolys

Our brave little baby with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) has shown remarkable recovery. The skin lesions are now almost healed, and today we celebrate the special moment of discharge to go home. 🌸✨ EB is a rare genetic skin disorder where the skin is fragile and blisters easily. With careful management, love, and medical support, this baby is ready to continue the journey at home. Stay connected for more updates on neonatal care, recovery journeys, and awareness about rare conditions. #Epidermolys

Rowan lives with epidermolysis bullosa—a rare, painful disease where even the slightest touch can cause her skin to blister and tear. Families like Rowan’s depend on access to affordable, reliable health coverage to manage complex conditions and get the care they need. Without strong protections in place, kids battling rare diseases could face impossible barriers to treatment. Learn more in the video below. | Texas Medicaid Works