I recently noticed that I have a “three-star” rating for my book. Just one. No review, no explanation. Just a rating of three stars out of five. Out of 95 … Continue reading Perception and Reality
I recently noticed that I have a “three-star” rating for my book. Just one. No review, no explanation. Just a rating of three stars out of five. Out of 95 … Continue reading Perception and Reality
Traveling outside of the United States to experience a different culture should be a required activity for American citizens. We live in a bubble here, mostly comfortable, with many feeling … Continue reading Maybe We Need to Get Out More
On July 30, 2024, Tori would be turning ten years old. We decided this was a great excuse to celebrate her by continuing her impact, and we decided to do … Continue reading Tori’s Tenth Birthday Celebration
Today marks nine years since Diagnosis Day, the worst day of our lives by far. There are no adequate words to describe the utter desperation and helplessness we felt as … Continue reading From Diagnosis to Determination
It has been a wild year for our family in many ways, both good and less-than-ideal. 2023 was filled with new challenges, most of which we have chosen to not … Continue reading Looking Back at 2023 (Our Christmas Letter)
Last November, Forge Biologics (the company with a gene therapy for Krabbe Disease in clinical trials) came to our home to film our story, and it was released today. It … Continue reading Community Stories: Tori
In early March I was interviewed by InvestigateTV after speaking with reporter Joce Sherman on the phone a few months earlier. She came to our home, where I thankfully was … Continue reading InvestigateTV Episode about Krabbe Disease Newborn Screening and NBS Funding Issues
This weekend, our family traveled to Columbus, Ohio in order to visit and present to Forge Biologics – the incredible company with a promising gene therapy for Krabbe Disease in … Continue reading Our Visit to Forge Biologics
The ACHDNC decided to not recommend that Krabbe Disease be added to the federal RUSP on Thursday and I’m angry.
I used to dread turning forty. It sounded so “old” to me and I couldn’t imagine being in that decade of my life, in what is presumably the middle of … Continue reading The Middle of My Story (Turning Forty)