Topics: Stories of Hope, Research, Parents, hopefull
When Amy Reinmuller first considered hosting One Small Step Baton Rouge, the idea stayed in the “maybe someday” category for a long time. Fear kept getting in the way. “What if nobody comes?” she remembered thinking. “What if I can’t pull it off?” Li...
The night before One Small Step Maryland, Jen Lieberman was worried nobody would come. By the next morning, her family was scrambling to find more raffle tickets. "My brother-in-law literally ran to Staples," Jake laughed. "We were looking around thi...
Topics: Stories of Hope, Research, Parents, hopefull
In January 2008, The Dallas Morning News published an article titled “Parents Seek Answers.” At the center of the story was Kathryn McGhee, a mother navigating the daily realities of Prader-Willi syndrome while also helping shape a growing research m...
Topics: Stories of Hope, Research, Parents, hopefull
For lack of a better phrase to emphasize the heaviness and intensity of the beginning: those days were hard.
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When our family learned that Miles had Prader-Willi syndrome, everything changed. I had never heard of PWS before, and I was in shock. I was scared and heartbroken for Josh and Carolyn. All I could think was, What are we going to do?
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