Any FASD parents understand gene testing???

I have results for my kiddos and the "interpretation" is like reading Greek! The dr. said every anomoly (missing genes or extra genes) was either likely to be benign or that its clinical significance simply wasn't known, yet, except for one that might point to Albright's syndrome for my oldest. The testing was done to rule out OTHER causes of mild cognitive delay (FASD had already been clinically evaluated and found to be present in all three, though mild to "less mild"), and to see if they had a genetic cause since all three seem to have at least some delay that hasn't improved significantly after 6 years of interventions. Results: 13-yr-old had 6 chromosomes that were affected (either absent genes or extra genes) 12-yr-old and 10-yr-old each had 4 chromosomes affected Would love to compare CMA results with any other FASD families to see if some are the same...OR with families with Albright's Syndrome (which my 13-yr-old MAY have. Waiting on followup analysis to see if this is the case.) Thanks to any who can help me understand this stuff! ;)