‘Sister Wives’: Janelle Teases Grand Daughter Evie’s Birth, Maddie and Janelle Talk About Her Ailment

Sister Wives star daughter Maddie Brown Brush’s daughter Evie is born with a rare genetic disease. Maddie gave birth to her little daughter in October 2019. Even though her condition affects her limbs the little girl is coping well. Let’s take a detailed look at it. 

Sister Wives: Evie’s Birth In The Next Week’s Episode

The next week’s Sister Wives episode is set to feature the birth of little Evie. Janelle tweeted that she is excited to share this experience with fans and is thrilled to be a grandma. She also describes it as the happiest yet scariest moments of her life.

Meanwhile, Maddie posted a long message on her Instagram describing how she felt when she got to know that her baby is going to be born with a genetic disorder. Let’s take a look at what the mom of the little girl has to say.

Thanks guys for joining us tonight. I hope you all are as well as can be hoped for. See you next week for one of the happiest and scariest events of my life #MissEvieK #grandma #SisterWives

— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) April 6, 2020

Our little Miss Evie’s birth is next week! We can’t wait to share it with you ! #SisterWives

— Janelle Brown (@JanelleBrown117) April 6, 2020

Sister Wives: Maddie’s Instagram Post About Her Daughter

Madison described how she felt when the doctors revealed her daughter’s condition. Initially, she was shocked. However, after the shock wore off, the young mom felt a rush of guilt. She kept wondering what she did wrong. Maddie questioned her diet, activities, whereabouts and everything else. 

She was sad and started to think about the ways in which her daughter’s life is going to be different than she expected. She also knew that things could have been worse. Maddie was frustrated with herself. Even though all her other major organs were working fine, she couldn’t get herself to focus on those. 

Somehow, she got herself to shut those emotions and decided to be grateful for what she has. But Born Just Right Organization helped her get through this time and taught Maddie that it was alright to mourn the loss of what she thought Evie’s life could have been.

Sister Wives: Maddie’s Message To Parents With Kids Having Extraness

Maddie said that every parent needs to realize that it’s okay to mourn for a loss. However, if their kids’ lives turn out to be different than what they expected, it’s okay. Most fans offered encouraging words and said that Evie will have a pretty amazing life. Others appreciate Maddie for having the strength to come forward and help other parents. 

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I remember getting out of the anatomy ultrasound in shock. #limbdifference was so not on my radar. I was blindsided by it. I couldn't even pronounce #olygodactyly or #syndactyly correctly. . . Once the shock wore off I felt guilty. I wondered if I had done something wrong. Did I eat something wrong? Did I not provide enough circulation? Did I sit around too much? All the things ran through my head. I was sad and immediately started thinking about how different her life might be than what I expected. (I think EVERY parent does this throughout their child's life though.) I then felt more guilt that I was even so upset. I kept reminding myself that things could be a lot worse. I felt frustrated that I was even so upset when all her major organs we're looking normal and healthy. It was a whirlwind of emotions that I made myself shut up and be grateful that everything else looked ok. . After Evie was born Jan Reeves @bjrorg told me that IT WAS OK TO MOURN THE LIFE I THOUGHT EVIE WOULD HAVE. Those are words I think EVERY parent needs, especially those parents who parent children with a little extraness. After the ultrasound that was the firs time I allowed myself to really have a feeling on it other than "it is what it is." We all want to give our children the best fighting chance. Most times that best fighting chance is different that what we think it should be. Evie's life will look different than I thought and that's OK. She was #bornjustright to live the life that gives her the best fighting chance. . . . #bornjustright #limbdifferenceawareness #limbdifferencepride #luckyfinsrock #advocatelikeamother #FATCO

A post shared by Maddie Brush (@madison_rose11) on Apr 4, 2020 at 4:36pm PDT

Sister Wives: Janelle Reveals Evie Is Trying To Stand

Janelle is a proud grandmother and she seems excited when she announces her granddaughter’s progress on Twitter. She said that Evie is talking away and pulling herself up. Even though her limbs are uneven, the little girl is figuring out how to stand. Maddie shared a video of Evie pulling herself up and reaching a toy. Fans encourage her development and say that her life is going to be awesome. Another calls her strong and a fighter. 

Usually, kids start standing at 9 months but Evie seems to be ahead of the milestone. Sound off your thoughts about Evie coping up with her disability in the comments below.