Dear young, innocent, typical Mothers,
There was a day when I was just like you. My children were beautiful (but energetic), they were healthy (but sometimes snotty), and I …
I was innocent.
Those Mother’s Days were good.
I didn’t know my kid was going to have a disease so terrible.
If someone had told me, “You can do something, and change people’s lives,” I would have wanted to know that.
Because it’s hard to get dropped into that world.
And figure out how to swim.
Please help us swim.
You can do something and change people’s lives.
If you don’t know our story, a little over eight years ago, our son Case was diagnosed with Hunter Syndrome, also known as Mucopolysaccharidosis or MPS II. I’ve spent eight years trying to save him and make life better for the families who come along after us.
Thank you. Case thanks you. These boys and these families thank you.
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