Samar Katnani, SRF Volunteer and Mom to 3yo Syngapian Reema, talks honestly about meds, sharing your story, self-help, fake crying, & much more.
Show Notes
Samar Katnani, SRF Volunteer and Mom to 3-year-old Syngapian Reema, talks honestly about medications, sharing your story, self-help, anxiety associated with caring for Reema, fake crying, & much more. As with all SYNGAP1 Stories, this one gets very personal, and will benefit all of us, especially others caring for someone with a rare disease. Thank you for listening!
Reema’s Warrior Story
More links:
Epilepsy Awareness Day is Every Day for Us Now
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device
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SYNGAP1 Stories Episode 001 – Ashley Frye
SRF & SYNGAP1 Info:
Syngap Research Fund – https://syngapresearchfund.org
Donate – https://Syngap.Fund/Donate
Why Getting a Genetic Diagnosis Matters
How to Get Free Genetic Testing
Connect with SRF (@curesyngap1):
SYNGAP10 Weekly Video Podcast w/ Mike
SYNGAP1 Conference 2023, hosted by SRF – Registration
Wednesday SRF Family Zoom Meeting:
Syngap.Fund/SRFfam Meeting ID – 972 0059 2178 Passcode – 848417
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Music: In the Forest… by Lesfm from Pixabay
Episode 015 SYNGAP1 Stories, August 22, 2023
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