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Kitty June |
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The kids |
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June playing with pumpkin goo! |
November 1st marks the start of Epilepsy Awareness Month. When we started this journey I never thought I would gain so many friends and such an amazing support system. This November also marks the two year anniversary of June's Diagnosis of Aicardi Syndrome. I encourage you to visit their site. www.aicardisyndrome.org There is a lot of information about this... syndrome.
Aicardi Syndrome is a rare non genetic seizure disorder. It is diagnosed because of Absence of the Corpus Collusum, Lucna of the eye, and uncontrolled seizures. There are currently 500-1000 known girls in the world to have this syndrome. It only happens to girls. They are still working on testing to see which chromosome is effected, there is no cure....
Our girls lead a tough life. Not always a very long life, but each and every one changes the world in their own way. I am a better person because of my daughter June.
Wear purple this month, support Epilepsy!
Proud Mama Moment:
Today at school Lili had a Halloween parade. After everyone returned to their classes, I brought June down to Lili's room to get her to go home. Out side the door her friend looked at June and asked Lili if June was sick, "No, my sister has seizures. Her brain isn't the same as ours, but she had a lot of fun today! Say Hi to her!" - I WAS SO PROUD! She stood up and told about her sister with no hesitation and very proudly. Another mom was pretty impressed by Lili too! My girls, they will change the world together!