This is the story of a type-A rare disease mom who tries for years, but can't undo her daughter's brain damage, so she sets out to stop other children from facing the same fate, and learns in the interim that "giving up" is just what you need to do sometimes.
When Melissa Chaikof receives first learns that her daughters are profoundly deaf and then, when they are older, that they are also going blind, she cannot sit back and wait for others to find a cure.
After dreams of a perfect parenthood, Maddison was thrown into the rare disease world and became an unexpected advocate for her daughter and others in the Glut1 Deficiency Community.
In an unexpected twist of where he thought his life would take him, Jeff finds one of his greatest purposes in life raising awareness of and helping find therapies for rare diseases.
After a year of seeking answers and a diagnosis for her toddler son’s delays and seizure, Erin Coller shares how, one Super Bowl Sunday, a phone call from the neurologist changed their lives forever.
A scientist used to compartmentalize as a way of emotional preservation but learned to harness the anxiety that comes with being a rare disease caregiver to help patients with her children's rare disease.
Avery Roberts is breaking down barriers tackling misconceptions surrounding disability and giving a loud voice to the, often-forgotten, rare disease community.