article_snippet: Two-year-old Gracie Hughes (with her mother Laurie) suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, which means Two-year-old Gracie Hughes (with her mother Laurie)
article_snippet: It starts in Her mother then travels up Her mother arms, feet, legs then face' Two-year-old Gracie Hughes (with her mother Laurie) also frequently suffers Raynaud's attacks at bath time.
article_snippet: Two-year-old Gracie Hughes (with her mother Laurie), from Barry, South Wales, was diagnosed with Raynaud's a year ago when Her mother was 16 months old - despite Her mother mother noticing from birth
article_snippet: There are two types of Raynaud’s.
article_snippet: Primary Raynaud’s, which tends to run in families, is generally quite mild.
article_snippet: Liz Bevins, CEO of the Raynaud's & Scleroderma Association, said: 'Raynaud's can affect anyone of any age - babies, young children, adolescents, mature adults and the elderly. '
article_snippet: For more information, visit the Raynaud’s and Scleroderma Association website .
highlights_snippet: Two-year-old Gracie Hughes suffers from Raynaud's syndrome .
  