Receiving a medical diagnosis can change a person’s life in ways that go far beyond the physical symptoms of a disease. Whether the diagnosis is common or rare, chronic or progressive, the emotional and psychological impact can be profound. For many people, the journey after diagnosis becomes not only a…
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Having Fabry disease means living in an unpredictable body and in a world full of people who often refuse to believe what they can’t see. I have good days when movement feels almost normal, pain sits quietly in the background, and energy allows for work, laughter, and making plans.
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