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st. george, utah.e her family's remarkable story begins, a journey with twists and turns that no one could have anticipated. >> we had to flip things upside down. >> jennifer and todd feltner's dream was to have a large family. their first child was parker and then came paris, two years later. she was an adorable baby. but at 6 months, she had freckles. >> we went back for the 9-month checkup, and that's when the doctor said there are more and they're darker. >> they were referred to a specialist. >> we were looking things up in books. they were calling people on the phone. and the longer we sat there, the more our hearts dropped. >> then finally a diagnosis. >> paris tested positive for xp. and that's the last thing i heard. >> xp is xeroderma pigmentosa. >> dr. barry cunningham has been treating the rare disorder for years says any one of us can get skin cancer. in fact, one in five of us will. but for paris, who had to wear this full bodysuit after she was diagnosed as a baby, the odds are much wors

st. george utah get settled in with her five new bundles of joy. >> i think were excited looking to the dayazing children. we are super grateful for it.>> good for them they got three girls and two boys. we hope those babies are doing very well.>>> it's prom season of very special problems being held across the country celebrating inclusion. in northern michigan a's organizers held a second prom for l g tb students. they appreciate being able to express themselves. >> this is really special because a lot of people allow to be who they have to be because certain schools have rules about how individual should dress in what way they console their gender identity. organizers are hoping to continue the events of future students can enjoy a prom in a supportive environment. >>> a last check of whether what looks like a spectacular day. if you like a sunny and mild today is your day. if you like it warmer tomorrow. if you like the rain how about on tuesday. there you have it. 60s today, 70s tomorrow 80 degrees for warmer locations. then the clouds come back in. temperatures drop off. tuesday wedne