Imagine your child experiencing an unexplained sudden loss of basic functions – a toddler who once constantly walked and ran, suddenly stumbling with each step; an infant with a healthy appetite, who once smiled and cooed, now crying inconsolably for every waking hour and only eating a few ounces of milk a day; a high …
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The United Leukodystrophy Foundation is delighted to welcome Marcie Flores as its Spanish interpreter! Marcie’s son is affected by 4H syndrome, and the family lives in the Chicago area. Marcie now serves with the ULF as a resource for Spanish-speaking families with questions about leukodystrophy. She can be reached at 708-998-8977 or [email protected].
The United Leukodystrophy Foundation is proud to announce its grants, which were recently awarded to two prominent researchers for their promising projects: Dr. Adeline Vanderver with Children’s National Health System for her study of “Unclassified Leukodystrophie and Leukoencephalopathies: Compassionate Access to State-of-the-art Diagnostic Care.” Dr. Weston Miller at the University of Minnesota for his work on “Characterization of the …
