When I grow up…
Jake is a 12-year-old boy with plenty of dreams, hopes and aspirations.
After Jake showed signs of low energy and being unable to keep up or join in with his friends, his family embarked on a journey to find out why. Despite challenges along the way, Jake was eventually diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency, aged 4.
Jake, now aged 10, thrives at school, and with the support of his family and patient groups, has big plans for the future. This is his story.
Novo Nordisk to help information for people living with a growth disorder – this is not a substitute for medical advice. This patient in this video was engaged by Novo Nordisk to express their opinions, and any information provided is general information only and not a substitute for medical advice. Patients should be assessed on their own individual circumstances by their health care professional.
Calculate your child’s growth
It is important to keep track of your child’s growth in order to identify if there is a problem early on. We recommend measuring your child every 6 months, which is now easier with our simple to use growth calculator.
