Guest Author: Linda Chase, Able Hire Owning a business is a dream that many people have, including those with disabilities. While the journey may have its challenges, there are plenty of resources and strategies to help make this dream a reality. This blog post will explore practical tips and inspiring Read More…
Session focused on the importance of funding research and approving new treatments for rare diseases, especially those with no FDA-approved treatment options like Spinocerebellar Ataxia (SCA) Minneapolis, MN (November 19, 2024) – Today the National Ataxia Foundation (NAF) partnered with members of Congress to host an informational meeting for legislators, Read More…
Hi I am a 62-year-old Indian male living in New Delhi, India. My discovery of Ataxia was quite by accident. I suffer from Essential Tremors and the doctor suggested a gene test about 15 years back. The SCA 12 gene was dominant, but since it was more an ET diagnosis, Read More…
I have Multiple Sclerosis and Ataxia affects my walking. I never thought of Ataxia as a separate thing, but a friend has it as well. The neurologist at the hospital notice it as well as my MS Specialist. When Were You Diagnosed? Which Type (If Known)? 2021. Not sure what Read More…
Getting a new medicine approved for use in the United States involves a detailed process overseen by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This process is called the New Drug Application (NDA). NDAs are crucial for making sure medicines are safe and effective before they’re available to the public. Read More…
A Life of Resilience: Kamal Ansari’s Journey with Ataxia Kamal Ansari gazed out of the window, the sun casting long shadows over his garden. At 72, he had seen more than most could imagine, and his journey had been one of perseverance and resilience. Born in Pakistan, Kamal had served Read More…
The well-known science educator joins with the National Ataxia Foundation on campaign to build broad understanding of Ataxia, a progressive brain disease that impacts a person’s speech and movement. Minneapolis, MN (September 25, 2024) – Bill Nye, who has helped make science a part of pop culture for a generation Read More…
Hello..My name is Jean Marc Roy. I am married with two adult children and a grandson. I also have five siblings. I’m 62 years old. In 2013 I had a mining accident and ended up having three operations on my back which resulted with severe drop foot. I have severe Read More…
On my 50th birthday my son and I rode bikes across the state of Kentucky. I did this 7 times before I turned 60. I have always been very active hiking, running, gym, cycling and basically anything to challenge me and contribute to health. I am now 68 and just Read More…
Guest Author: Ellie Martin Physical therapy is good for rehabilitation. However, it can be straining on our muscles by the end of a session. Aquatic therapy is a way to help relax muscles while also providing the same benefits as land therapy. Aquatic therapy is described as a technique that Read More…
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