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People with Ataxia who rely on Medicaid coverage may be impacted by new Medicaid community engagement requirements and may be required to provide proof of Read More…
For many families affected by Ataxia, becoming a caregiver isn’t something that happens all at once. It happens gradually through driving to more appointments, helping Read More…
When Mark Minkin signed up for Xtreme Hike, he wasn’t just taking on a mountain. He was taking on a challenge that would honor his Read More…
Enhancing Community Through Professional Support For decades, NAF Support Groups have provided a welcoming place for people living with Ataxia, caregivers, family members, and loved Read More…
In June 2024, I had a massive hemorrhagic stroke caused by an AVM. I was 23 at the time and working out at the gym. Read More…
I’m 50 years old from Portugal and work in the contact center industry from home. My journey with Cerebellar Ataxia really began in 2018 when I received my Read More…
My name is Amir Hossein Bagerzade. I am 26 years old, and for nearly nine years I have been living with a rare genetic disease. Read More…
“So what we think you have is something called autoimmune cerebellar ataxia.” Cool. Cool. Cool- No idea what that is. Countless blood tests, a few MRIs and a Read More…
EASTERN TIME ZONE Support group meetings are a great way to socialize and learn with others who are affected by Ataxia. We welcome you to join us! The discussion is Read More…
CENTRAL TIME ZONE Mark and Leah will be hosting the 5th Annual Bowl for a Cure at Pioneer Bowl in Richfield, WI. Register or Donate: Click here. Event Information 11 am Read More…
PACIFIC TIME ZONE Support group meetings are a great way to socialize and learn with others who are affected by Ataxia. We welcome you to join us! The discussion is Read More…
EASTERN TIME ZONE Support group meetings are a great way to socialize and learn with others who are affected by Ataxia. We welcome you to join us! The discussion is Read More…
