Are you struggling with anxieties and stress due to having a chronic illness during the Pandemic? Check out our new episode on Cystinosis Rare: Journey into the Unknown episode 6: https://t.co/ZeTpxBCXUK #Chronic#RareDisease#mentalhealth#COVID19#CRN#NORD
Join the conversation - adults living with cystinosis will host; Saturday @ 12pm ET to discuss overcoming limits & setting goals. More info here https://t.co/j3B7Extwym @Cystinosis79@LLunacy
On Memorial Day, we honor those who gave all for us. That takes different forms this year, but it’s even more vital with the loss of so many veterans to COVID-19.
The way they lived, in service to one another, should be our roadmap in the months ahead. https://t.co/S0sqvuicm8
Irrespective of whether we have faith in religion or not, it’s good to be more compassionate. It makes us happier as individuals with a positive influence on our families and the neighborhood where we live.
I conversated with my folks yesterday about how what we’re feeling right now with COVID-19 is similar to what they felt when I was diagnosed with Cystinosis when I was 18 months old. It’s nice that during this traumatic time we’re finding new ways to understand & connect.
We at @genome_gov are proud to announce that Dr. Bill Gahl has received the prestigious @HHSGov Career Achievement Award, for his relentless work to diagnose and treat individuals with rare and undiagnosed diseases. Read more about Bill's story here: https://t.co/WvTlxHFLDi
New partnership between @MDSFoundation and Notable Labs helps to advance therapy developments for rare blood disease. #CareAboutRare
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Second online conference in three weeks... Very glad I'm just watching & learning this time! Excellent work by @eurordis to bring the #ecrd2020 to so many so well. @CystinosisIrl
Avrobio is presenting Dr. Cherqui’s preliminary results from Phase 1/2 of the stem cell & gene therapy trial. We are so thankful to our community who has enabled us to contribute $5.5M toward her life-changing research, and so honored to be a part of her progress toward a cure!