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The Windisch Family’s Experience with SLC13A5 Deficiency
/0 Comments/in Families /by primaryby Nicole Windisch Our daughter Meredith Grace was born on January 10, 2018. Within 12 hours, while Meredith was in the nursery, a nurse noticed she was losing oxygen. She […]
How TESS Impacts the Wider Medical Community–by Deepti Dubey, PhD
/0 Comments/in Research /by primaryDeepti Dubey, PhD is a Scientific Officer for TESS Research Foundation. Here Dr. Dubey discusses how the work that TESS Research Foundation spearheads is having a broader impact on our […]
A Day in the Life of a Family Living with SLC13A5 – Grover Family
/0 Comments/in Families /by primaryMaureen Grover and her husband, Hans, have three children, Landon, Brayden, and Alaina. Both Brayden and Alaina have SLC13A5 Deficiency, and the severe epilepsy and developmental delays that come with […]
Different – A Memoir by Lily About Her Sister, Tessa
/7 Comments/in Families /by primaryHi my name is Lily and I am 11 years old. My siblings, Tessa and Colton both have SLC13A5 Deficiency, which is more commonly known as seizures. I love both […]
The Nye Family’s Experience with Citrate Transporter Disorders and SLC13A5
/1 Comment/in Families /by primaryby Kim Nye My husband, Zach, and I live in Menlo Park, California with our four kids. Two of our four children have SLC13A5 mutations. Growing up, adversity was a […]