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Syngap1 one more year with severe epilepsy

This is Celia on her favourite bus, she is 20 years old, she suffers from Syngap1. Last year she started experiencing several types of severe… Continue reading Syngap1 one more year with severe epilepsy

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Our warrior Titan

Hello world. My name is Titan. I was born with an rare genetic disorder called Carnitine palmitoyl transferase deficiency type 2 or CPT2. I was born a… Continue reading Our warrior Titan

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Triple A syndrome: Alacrimia, Achalasia and Addison disease

Triple A syndrome: Alacrimia, Achalasia and Addison disease. Prevalence is unknown but less than 100 cases have been published since the first description in 1978.… Continue reading Triple A syndrome: Alacrimia, Achalasia and Addison disease

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LCA

My name is  Venkata.I work for PPD.  My 8 years daughter has Leber congenital amaurosis (LCA) from birth .Its a  rare disease and 1 in 50000. My daughter  Also… Continue reading LCA

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Tibyan

I suffer from Morquio syndrome. I was able to cope with this disease easily because my condition is in relation to the rest of the… Continue reading Tibyan

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Hugs and headbutts

Our son Ben Ben was born with a very rare genetic disorder. We went for 9 long years with a misdiagnosis of mitochondrial disease. In… Continue reading Hugs and headbutts

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P.E.H.

Mi nombre es Manuel y tengo 13 años. Soy de Argentina y padezco paraparesia espastica hereditaria del tipo 5. Me gusta jugar al futbol y… Continue reading P.E.H.

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About my baby girl Luna

This is Luna. She’s 4 years old. Since she was born we noticed that things weren’t “normal”. She was born with her eyes crossed and… Continue reading About my baby girl Luna

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Spreading awareness about Trigeminal Neuralgia

My name is Tatiana, I’m 46 years old and I’ve been dealing with TN over the past 12 years. I leave in Brazil where I… Continue reading Spreading awareness about Trigeminal Neuralgia

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