
Martha Harlam: Hopes For The Future
This week’s blog was written by Martha Harlam, founder of Ataxia Awareness – Information – Hope. Ataxia has defined most of her life since she was first diagnosed in 1988 at 38 years old. This is her story!
This week’s blog was written by Martha Harlam, founder of Ataxia Awareness – Information – Hope. Ataxia has defined most of her life since she was first diagnosed in 1988 at 38 years old. This is her story!
This week’s blog was written by Jo Williamson, Chairman of The Phaeo And Para Cancer Charity! His story highlights the power of collaboration between individuals, patient groups and medical professionals when looking to create a new innovative treatment for a rare condition. Read his story!
This week’s blog is written by Dawn Baker, the mother of Joseph and Hannah Baker who you know from our #RareMinds: Youth Campaign on Facebook! Dawn has been brave enough to share her inner thoughts, worries and hopes as she continues to navigate Joseph’s diagnostic odyssey with CRMO beside him. You’ve heard how the rare disease CRMO affects her children, so now it’s time you heard how CRMO affects their mother, Dawn, as both a mom and a nurse living out of Texas.
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