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Facing ataxia’s huge challenges
Oli is 12 years old and has Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA). In Year 6 he kept falling over at school and was sent straight to hospital where he stayed for a week. In that time, he had scans, blood tests, more scans, a lumbar puncture and then a genetic test,...
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Living with ataxia in a pandemic
We asked Laura, Mum to 10-year-old Kayden, how the last year or so has been for her and her family, and how the future looks for them in a post-pandemic world. “My son, Kayden, loves Gloucester rugby, playing football for the local learning disability football team, cooking and cycling....
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Living with episodic ataxia
When we last wrote about Jade, now 15, she was eight and loved playing the recorder, horse riding, dance and canoeing. Having been diagnosed as a toddler with episodic ataxia, which affects people in bouts or attacks of unsteadiness lasting hours or days, her Mum Ceri says she has...
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The challenges of lockdown
Kieran, has faced the challenges of lockdown head-on, with Mum Leeann doing her best to keep up with him! Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA) means that Kieran’s coordination, balance and strength is compromised, so deciding to embark on a fundraising cycle ride of 70km in a month was quite a challenge...
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