Wait, How Do You Spell That? A Rare Disease Podcast
Health & Fitness
During rare disease week, we had the chance to talk to Monica Weldon, whose son was the sixth person diagnosed with SYNGAP-1, a gene mutation linked to autism. She tells us about her journey from working as a school teacher to becoming the CEO and founder of Bridge the Gap, the first SYNGAP-1 advocacy organization in the world. She shares what it was like to receive a diagnosis that had no structure in place for her son, and how she pushed through the hard times and make progress in research and awareness of sensory processing disorders. Check out Bridge the Gap online at https://bridgesyngap.org/!
Bridging the Challenges in Cell Therapies, feat. Dr. Brad Heller of Achieve Clinics
The Importance of Getting Involved, Feat. Friedreich‘s Ataxia Advocate Kyle Bryant
The Potential of CAR T-Cell Therapy, Feat. Dr. Robyn Stacy-Humphries
Not Just Surviving, But Thriving With Pheo vs. Fabulous
Hanging Onto Hope in the Face of AML
The Importance of Connection With Jordan‘s Guardian Angels
Awareness and Improvement: Discussing Narcolepsy With a Sleep Medicine Doctor
A Lifetime of Research with Dr. Cannon of the Periodic Paralysis Association
Building the Connections with the SYNGAP Research Fund
Making the "Invisible," Visible With Journalist Karina Sturm
Cure Mito Foundation: The Importance of Patient Registries
37 Years of Research With the TSC Alliance
Staying Strong and Pressing On With the Alagille Syndrome Alliance
Living Rare, Living Stronger: NORD Patient and Family Forum
Author Tom Seaman Talks About Adapting to Adversity
Sophie's Hope and GSD1B
Pemphigus and Pemphigoid: Talking Rare Disease Dermatology
The 2021RAREis Scholarship
Narcolepsy: A 20-Year Journey to Diagnosis
Sharing Patient Voices With Elephants and Tea
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