Kim Crawley

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Ashburn, Va., native Isaac Crawley was born at 31 weeks with an underdeveloped esophagus — a condition that required him to get a tracheotomy when he was just 4 months old. He spent his first year in hospitals, and Isaac — now 3 — has become a kind of poster child for “trach kids.” He recently won a contest to be featured on canisters of Boogie Wipes, a children’s line of scented nose wipes. His mother, Kim, says he inspires both his family and other children with his condition. Can you tell me a little bit about your son?

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