You get the call. It’s rare, they say. Probability is low, statistics meant to comfort. They assure you this doesn’t…
Kate Manger
Kate Manger lives near Chicago with her husband and three children. In 2016, her middle daughter, Caroline, was diagnosed with late-onset Pompe disease and began enzyme replacement therapy within her first year. Shortly after Caroline’s diagnosis, Kate’s oldest daughter, Evelyn, was diagnosed with alopecia universalis. Kate's mission is to be approachable and helpful to those experiencing the world of rare for the first time. She is also a patient advocate for her daughters and works to ensure the diseases they have do not define them or limit their daily lives.
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Articles by Kate Manger
Being a mom comes with a heavy mental load. I constantly have a list of tasks running through my mind…
I still remember the phone call as if it were frozen in time. It was mid-morning, and I was in…