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28 February 2022 is Rare Disease Day. Raising awareness for patients, families and carers around the world that are affected by rare diseases. #RareDiseaseDay
Luca lives with Porifia Eritropoyetica Congenita, a condition which gives a serious aversion to light.
However, his family still describes him as a happy and cheeky boy.
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James is a man from the UK living with PIK3CA Related Overgrowth Spectrum
While he struggled at school, he found solace in the gym. 🏋️♂️
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📢Attention everyone who is living with a rare disease, or is a carer for someone that is- we want to hear from YOU!!!
Contribute to #RareDiseaseDay today by sharing your story- you never know who you might help.
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Avery lives with nonketotic hyperglycinemia or NKH.
This had caused recurring seizures and other problems.
However, since starting a ketogenic diet, Avery has been completely seizure-free.
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After her birth, the doctor told her mother that Marija wouldn't be able to do much. He was wrong.
She was then diagnosed with Nutcracker Syndrome.
Despite it, she has achieved so much.
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