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How Sweet It Isn’t: One Little Girl’s Struggle with GLUT1
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How Sweet It Isn’t: One Little Girl’s Struggle with GLUT1

  • Post author:James Ernest Cassady
  • Post published:November 9, 2016
  • Post category:GLUT1 DS/Rare Disease

Fields Taylor was 15 weeks old when she had her first seizure. They continued for months as doctors were unable to determine what was wrong. Then another seizure led to more tests…

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This Little Girl Will Make You Want to Cycle for Glut1 Research

This Little Girl Will Make You Want to Cycle for Glut1 Research

  • Post author:Ronald Ledsen
  • Post published:April 25, 2016
  • Post category:GLUT1 DS/Rare Disease/Timely

Hey, do you love bike riding? Competitively or otherwise? And are you going to be in the Philly area around May 7th? Then you should consider taking part in the…

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