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Creating meaningful change in disability and rare disease: Simon and Becs’ story

Morquio syndrome (MPS IVA)

Patient Voice spoke with nine-year-old Simon Hoskins and his mother, Becs, about Simon’s journey with Morquio syndrome, the challenges he faces, and how he continues to remain positive and resilient in the face of a rare disease.

The challenging — and heartbreaking — transition from pediatric to adult care: Sandra and Zach’s story

CHD2 myoclonic encephalopathy

Patient Voice spoke with Sandra Markus about her son Zach’s ultra-rare disease diagnosis and why it’s proven so hard to find him appropriate support as he ages into adulthood.

Choosing kindness in a world that doesn’t always give it back: Jeff and Michelle’s story

Undiagnosed genetic condition

Patient Voice spoke with Jeff Norgren and Michelle Hooey about how their youngest daughter Goldie has changed their lives for the better, and why they’ve chosen to share their rare disease journey with the world.

Two careers lost, a community gained: Jackie’s story

Scleroderma

Patient Voice spoke with Jackie Alexander about how a scleroderma diagnosis upended her professional life twice, and why she feels fortunate to have found her community.

A bond so close that words were unnecessary: Hannah and Rosa’s story

ALS and Grief

Patient Voice spoke with Hannah Elston about losing her mother, Rosa, to ALS — and how she manages grief five years after her passing.

Our daughter's brave and beautiful life: Robin and Bree’s story

Trisomy 13

Patient Voice spoke with Robin Koczerginski about his daughter Bree, her ultra-rare diagnosis, and how her experiences inspired him to pursue a career in accessibility.

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