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CDG Georgia – From Diagnosis to Destiny

Little girl Natalia Franchuk  – First PMM2-CDG from the country of Georgia When Natalia was born 10 years ago everything seemed fine but when she… Continue reading CDG Georgia – From Diagnosis to Destiny

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OSKAR THE INCREDIBLE

Our beautiful little boy Oskar was with NCBRS just over a year ago, I first uploaded his story last year and here we are again… Continue reading OSKAR THE INCREDIBLE

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Braver each year

Each year I’ve learned more about living with a illlness that could end fatal , learned just to do the most enjoyable and normal things… Continue reading Braver each year

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Ornithine Transcarbamylase Deficiency

Hi there! I never know where too start when writing, so I guess I’ll just start with saying over 6 years ago I wrote one… Continue reading Ornithine Transcarbamylase Deficiency

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Keep on Smiling

Keep On Smiling “Keep on smiling” the young doctor said to me at an impressionable age of ten. Those words, at that time, influenced the… Continue reading Keep on Smiling

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22-year Leukemia Survivor

I was diagnosed with a chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) more than 20 years ago. I was 35 at the time. It’s hard to explain what… Continue reading 22-year Leukemia Survivor

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Tomcio

Witam.Jestem mamą Tomcia.Jest naszym pierwszym dzieckiem,ukochanym i upragnionym.Urodził się w 34 tyg ciąży.Wody płodowe sączyły się.Tomcio rozwijał się wolniej od rówieśników.Miał słabe napięcie mięśni.Raczkował gdy… Continue reading Tomcio

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OI type 1, mother and baby

I was born with OI type 1. Unfortunately, no one knew what I had till I was around 8. In total I’ve broken my femurs 7… Continue reading OI type 1, mother and baby

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Mila’s Miracle

Lamb Shaffer/ SOX 5 gene syndrome, Microcephaly Hi, my name is Mila and I am 19 months old. I was recently diagnosed with a partial chromosome… Continue reading Mila’s Miracle

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