A 29-Year Journey to the Truth My name is Anamaria Mitre, I am from Zalau, Romania, and I am 42 years old. If you saw me today, you would find me enjoying Read More…
Anamaria
A 29-Year Journey to the Truth My name is Anamaria Mitre, I am from Zalau, Romania, and I am 42 years old. If you saw me today, you would find me enjoying 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 wife and help raise awareness 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 ones to connect with others Read More…
My story started in 2016 with double vision and eye movements. I went to the neuro ophthalmologist who suggested fixing my problem with Yankee my glasses down over my nose! Read More…
Guest Author: Pinalben “Pinky” Patel My vision has never been 20/20. Okay, maybe it was up until my preteen years. This disease I have affects the eye muscles and nerves Read More…
When I had my tinnitus investigated in 2007, a balance disorder was discovered. I was put in touch with a neurologist who suspected something called Ataxia. I have had poor Read More…
Finding Balance: My Journey to a Rare Diagnosis For years, I brushed off the dizziness, fatigue, and the way my feet sometimes seemed to have minds of their own. I’d Read More…
My name is Jorge Alonso, I am 33 years old I was diagnosed with ataxia at 31 or 30, although I really felt the disease since I was 15 years Read More…
Hello, I’m Abdulrahman – in the beginning I was shocked, but then I digested the news, my lifestyle and way of living really helped me in overcoming these hardships When Read More…
Living and Dying with Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 7: A Carer’s Perspective Affiliation: Husband and primary carer of patient with confirmed SCA7 (ATXN7 gene, 10/49 CAG repeats) Background Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type Read More…