![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/little-girls-rare-condition-sees-her-eat-walls-furniture-as-mum-begs-for-help/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/1_SWNS_EAT_WALLS_09.jpg&description=Jordanna Tait, 25, says her daughter, Dolly, has been on an NHS wait list for nearly a year to see a child psychologist after suffering from a rare disease which sees the family "struggle every single day"Dolly is suspected to be on the autism spectrum, and suffers from an unusual eating disorder A mum has been left pleading for help after her little girl's rare condition has seen her eat her way through the home - including munching on walls, furniture and TV remote. Exhausted Jordanna Tait, 25, said she has to constantly monitor her two-year-old daughter Dolly to stop her eating potentially dangerous items around their house. Paediatricians have suspected the youngster to be on the autism spectrum, and suffering from an unusual eating disorder called Pica, which sparks cravings for inedible objects. Despite being described as a bubbly and happy girl, Dolly's condition has meant that her mum is forced to keep items around the house away from arm's reach, just in case she finds and eats them. Jordanna is having to constantly monitor her daughter to stop her eating on potentially dangerous items ( Jordanna Taits / SWNS) The family have been on a waiting list for a home assessment from an occupational therapist ( Jordanna Taits / SWNS) Jordanna, who quit her job as a sales account manager to stay at home and look atfter Dolly, says she has been left feeling frustrated at the lack of help for the condition her daughter is suffering from. The 25-year-old explained: "I'm just exhausted. I'm not Jordanna anymore, I'm just a mum. I love her, she's amazing, but I have no support. "As a mother it's so scary, I have to watch her all the time. "We've had to get rid of everything. I don't know what's going to happen next." She went on to add that despite receiving aid for being on the autism spectrum, there is no help for her other diagnosis, adding: "A paediatrician has said verbally that she is on the autism spectrum, we're just waiting for a formal diagnosis. "I do get help){kind=link}
Jordanna Tait, 25, says her daughter, Dolly, has been on an NHS wait list for nearly a year to see a child psychologist after suffering from a rare disease which sees the family “struggle every single day”
A mum has been left pleading for help after her little girl’s rare condition has seen her eat her way through the home – including munching on walls, furniture and TV remote.
Exhausted Jordanna Tait, 25, said she has to constantly monitor her two-year-old daughter Dolly to stop her eating potentially dangerous items around their house.
Paediatricians have suspected the youngster to be on the autism spectrum, and suffering from an unusual eating disorder called Pica, which sparks cravings for inedible objects.
Despite being described as a bubbly and happy girl, Dolly’s condition has meant that her mum is forced to keep items around the house away from arm’s reach, just in case she finds and eats them.