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A special blog contribution from our 2023 FPWR Art Auction Participants! Our 2023 Artist of the Year competition was a great success, raising critical funds for PWS research! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our extraordinary artists who part...
A special blog contribution from Roya Malaekeh. People often ask what it was like getting a diagnosis, especially since we had endured a year without one. When I got that phone call from the geneticist, it felt like a boulder was lifted off my chest ...
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A special blog contribution from Stephanie McDade. Last week Gibson rode a tricycle. She pedaled and steered on her own for a good five minutes on the sidewalk of our city block. This is real progress for a 8-year-old who doesn’t walk independently a...
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A special contribution by guest blogger Heather Osterman. Max came into the world with a bang...or more accurately, a limp body, not breathing, and blue. I went from being induced, since Max was quite cozy where he was, to a long labor, to an emergen...
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A special contribution by guest blogger Rebecca Noel On May 25th our beautiful son Bron arrived to our tears of joy. He was so tiny and precious, and needed time in the NICU. He seemed to be making wonderful progress and we were full of hope. We had ...
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A special blog contribution from Krysten Leighty. Krysten shared her story via our Stories of Hope Questionnaire.
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A special blog contribution from Sheri Mills. Sheri shared her story via our Stories of Hope Questionnaire.
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A special contribution by guest blogger Claire Carucci. Our 17-month-old daughter Caroline has Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), and it has forced me to be stronger than I ever thought I would need to be. When I was looking at this little baby in the hosp...
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A special contribution by guest blogger Julie Foge Eliza turned eight this month, and it’s hard to put into words just how much our life has changed in that span of time. I knew it would the moment we got her diagnosis, of course, but it didn’t happe...
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