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    Upcoming Documentary: Too Rare to Care

    Dear Family, Friends and Supporters of SLC6A1 Connect: In honor of Rare Disease Day (Week?) 2023, we are sharing this trailer for a new documentary, “Too Rare to Care,” by the fierce Rare Disease mother and talented producer, Lainey Moseley.  The documentary features our own superhero mom Amber Freed, who Read more…

    By Kevin McEntee, 3 yearsFebruary 21, 2023 ago
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    Maxwell’s Favorite Thing – Riley

    Maxwell was newly diagnosed with SLC6A1 and no doctor knew anything about it. More disheartening, no doctor wanted to learn.  I was feverishly reading anything I could get my hands on that could help my innocent little baby.  I was full of ideas and hope for an appointment with a neurologist, Read more…

    By SLC6A1 Gene, 6 yearsJuly 1, 2020 ago
    Home Cuts For A Cure
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    Home Cuts for A Cure

    Who Needs a Haircut!?! Especially a Home Cut!?! We have decided to have some fun with our hair while raising awareness for SLC6A1.  I have never laughed so hard in my life with #HomeCutsForACure. Exhibit A: Mark Freed with a Mullet. Everyone that knows Mark well would barely recognize him Read more…

    By SLC6A1 Gene, 6 yearsApril 24, 2020 ago
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    Striving for Mediocrity

    Learn to be Thankful for What you Already Have, While you Pursue all that You Want – Jim Rohn          A month ago, I sat in the waiting room as Maxwell finished up his horse therapy session.  Gone are the days where his episodes of jerky, uncontrollable movements could be confused Read more…

    By SLC6A1 Gene, 6 yearsApril 19, 2020 ago
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    A First Birthday to Remember

    In lieu of gifts, she preferred donations to help Maxwell.

    By SLC6A1 Gene, 7 yearsJanuary 6, 2019 ago
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