Ty was featured in the Commerce City Your Hub publication on May 11, 2006, publicizing the 2006 Walk-A-Thon in Denver and explaining Angelman Syndrome.
Click here to link to the online version of the Your Hub article.
Tyler was also featured on Denver's 9News prior to the 2005 debut Walk-A-Thon in Denver.
Plus, he's been featured in the Commerce City Gateway -- link here.
In 2002, Tyler Davis was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a genetic disorder that you'll learn more about at this website or by using the links we provide on the "Web & E-mail Links" page. This website is about and for little Tyler. For those who delight in his large, captivating grin and bubbly personality. For those who want to see photos of his family, friends and special times as he grows up. And for those who want to understand more about his condition, Angelman Syndrome. Tyler turned seven in November 2007.
Tyler and his family have had major success with the ketogenic diet in controlling his seizures over the years. Click here to learn more about this special seizure therapy. Ty's individualized plan was supervised by his doctors and first begun under hospital care back in 2003. As of Fall 2007, Ty's parents are working with their physicians and nutritionists to transition from ketogenic to other workable dietitic options as Ty grows up.
On Saturday, May 17, 2008, the Angelman Syndrome Foundation Walk-A-Thon will be held in Denver again. Tyler is seen above crossing the finish line in 2005 on his family thank you note to those who participated on his behalf. Click here for the Walk-A-Thon website and the most up-to-date information for registering, donating and more.
Ty graduated from preschool this past year, going into kindergarten. Congratulations, Ty!
This site updated 4/20/08
2007 Holiday Card Photo -- Tyler (right) with big brother Clay
Tyler, much to the joy of family and friends, was able to participate in Northglenn's Challenger Baseball program for special needs children during Summer 2007. It is only due to the extensive therapy programs that Tyler's parents have arranged for him -- including the medically supervised ketogenic diet that helped control his seizures at a young age -- that Tyler is able to participate.
