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Global Foundation for Peroxisomal Disorders
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2013
• The GFPD's Mission: To improve the lives of individuals with peroxisomal disorders by funding research, championing scientific collaboration, and empowering families and professionals through educational programs and support services.
• Through these connections with medical and scientific professionals and family support networks, our foundation is a resource for families who have received a diagnosis of a peroxisomal disorder in the Zellweger spectrum, (including those formally known as Neonatal Adrenoleukodystrophy (NALD) and Infantile Refsum Disease (IRD), as well as single enzyme disorders D-Bifunctional Protein Deficiency (DBPD) and Acyl-CoA Oxidase Deficiency (ACOX deficiency).
• A peroxisomal disorder on the Zellweger spectrum means that the peroxisomes in your cells aren’t working properly, are absent, or are severely decreased.
• Peroxisomes are necessary for cell function, normal brain development, and the formation of myelin.
• Through these connections with medical and scientific professionals and family support networks, our foundation is a resource for families who have received a diagnosis of a peroxisomal disorder in the Zellweger spectrum, (including those formally known as Neonatal Adrenoleukodystrophy (NALD) and Infantile Refsum Disease (IRD), as well as single enzyme disorders D-Bifunctional Protein Deficiency (DBPD) and Acyl-CoA Oxidase Deficiency (ACOX deficiency).
• A peroxisomal disorder on the Zellweger spectrum means that the peroxisomes in your cells aren’t working properly, are absent, or are severely decreased.
• Peroxisomes are necessary for cell function, normal brain development, and the formation of myelin.
GFPD Care in Action: Empowering Caregivers Webinar
Recorded November 14, 2024.
• Are you or do you know someone who is caring for someone who has complex medical issues and/or disabilities?
• Are you a friend or family member of a caregiver and wish you knew how to best support them?
• Are you a caregiver and/or parent to a child with disabilities who struggles to communicate to others how they can best support you?
If you answered 'yes' or can relate to any of these, then this webinar is for you.
Gain essential tools and insight, including a new resource aimed at enhancing caregiver support. This innovative tool is aimed at removing the guesswork for both those wanting to provide support to caregivers and those who are caregivers in need of support. Receive insights directly from the creators of this resource, encompassing professionals and caregivers with a wealth of experience spanning over 20 years.
• Hear practical insights from caregivers' experiences
• Discover new ways to support families and caregivers
• Learn innovative methods to support families from afar
• Obtain strategies to navigate the challenges of asking for help.
• Gain helpful tips on uplifting the caregivers in your life
• HELP build a community of support for you and your Warrior!
#GFPD #PBDZSD #RareDiseaseAwareness #RareDisease #FindACure
#GFPDisFamily #GFPDisResearch #GFPDisHope #ZellwegerSyndrome #ZellwegerSpectrumDisorder #PeroxisomalDisorder #MedicallyComplexKids
#DBPD #AMACRD #ACOX #caregiver #caregiverresources #caregiverlife #caregiverburnout #caregiversupport
• Are you or do you know someone who is caring for someone who has complex medical issues and/or disabilities?
• Are you a friend or family member of a caregiver and wish you knew how to best support them?
• Are you a caregiver and/or parent to a child with disabilities who struggles to communicate to others how they can best support you?
If you answered 'yes' or can relate to any of these, then this webinar is for you.
Gain essential tools and insight, including a new resource aimed at enhancing caregiver support. This innovative tool is aimed at removing the guesswork for both those wanting to provide support to caregivers and those who are caregivers in need of support. Receive insights directly from the creators of this resource, encompassing professionals and caregivers with a wealth of experience spanning over 20 years.
• Hear practical insights from caregivers' experiences
• Discover new ways to support families and caregivers
• Learn innovative methods to support families from afar
• Obtain strategies to navigate the challenges of asking for help.
• Gain helpful tips on uplifting the caregivers in your life
• HELP build a community of support for you and your Warrior!
#GFPD #PBDZSD #RareDiseaseAwareness #RareDisease #FindACure
#GFPDisFamily #GFPDisResearch #GFPDisHope #ZellwegerSyndrome #ZellwegerSpectrumDisorder #PeroxisomalDisorder #MedicallyComplexKids
#DBPD #AMACRD #ACOX #caregiver #caregiverresources #caregiverlife #caregiverburnout #caregiversupport
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Eddie and Jennifer Day Palliative Care and Hospice
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Eddie and Jennifer Day share how Palliative Care and Hospice Care gave their #GFPDWarrior, Anna Violet, the best quality of life possible. Understanding the roles that these crucial services can have in your Warrior's care is important. #PalliativeandHospiceCareAwareness
GFPD | Shinning on light on Caregiver Self Care - Family Caregivers Month
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Catherine McGinty and Pat Segaline, parents to GFPD Warrior and Patient Ambassador Patrick, share the reality of self-care for a Warrior caregiver. Caregivers, remember how in the event of a pressurization issue on an airplane, the airlines ask that parents place their own mask on first and then tend to their children? Becoming incapacitated would put both of you at risk. Similarly, self-care i...
PAUSE for The GFPD on October 5th!
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Please participate! thegfpd.org/pause-for-the-gfpd/ #PauseforTheGFPD is our worldwide awareness day for Peroxisomal Disorders. • Peroxisomal disorders are rare, genetic disorders that are usually terminal in childhood. • Peroxisomes are part of the cell, which affects every system in your body. Patients withperoxisomal disorders typically experience deafness, blindness, global developmental del...
Ryan Maple highlights upcoming GFPD Events
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GFPD Executive Director Ryan Maple, shares information for some upcoming events! More information on these events is below and we encourage you all to participate! Hope With Lo took place September 22nd in Colombus, OH! www.hopewithlo.com/ The Great Massabeseek will be held on September 29th in Auburn, NH! www.thegreatmassabeseek.org/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFag51leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHY5G0bSdaChN3jEg8RMrYTu...
Helpful Advocacy Tips for Parents at IEP Meetings
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Helpful Advocacy Tips for Parents at IEP Meetings
GFPD | The Challenges of Researching Peroxisomal Disorders & All Rare Diseases
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GFPD | The Challenges of Researching Peroxisomal Disorders & All Rare Diseases
GFPD Training Series: Why We Use Hand-UNDER-Hand Facilitation
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GFPD Training Series: Why We Use Hand-UNDER-Hand Facilitation
GFPD Training Series: “It’s a Sensory Thing!” - What does that even MEAN?
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GFPD Training Series: “It’s a Sensory Thing!” - What does that even MEAN?
GFPD | What School looked like for Angela, a #GFPDWarrior
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GFPD | What School looked like for Angela, a #GFPDWarrior
GFPD | Patient Registry for Peroxisomal Disorders - How to Webinar - July 2024
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GFPD | Patient Registry for Peroxisomal Disorders - How to Webinar - July 2024
GFPD | Possible Early Signs and Symptoms from Jennifer Knox
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GFPD | Possible Early Signs and Symptoms from Jennifer Knox
GFPD | Patrick's Favorite Holiday! #GFPDWarrior
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GFPD | Patrick's Favorite Holiday! #GFPDWarrior
GFPD | Who can benefit from deafblind resources?
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GFPD | Who can benefit from deafblind resources?
Daniela Vargas Ramirez - GFPD Warriors and EL-PFDD Presenter
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Daniela Vargas Ramirez - GFPD Warriors and EL-PFDD Presenter
GFPD | Patient Ambassador Jayla: The benefits of attending the Family & Scientific Conference
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GFPD | Patient Ambassador Jayla: The benefits of attending the Family & Scientific Conference
Melissa Bryce, Executive Director, to step down in September 2024
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Melissa Bryce, Executive Director, to step down in September 2024
GFPD | Rare Disease Day February 29, 2024
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GFPD | Rare Disease Day February 29, 2024
GFPD | Dr. Mousumi Bose EL-PFDD Video
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GFPD | Dr. Mousumi Bose EL-PFDD Video
GFPD | Apply for the May 2024 Conference Fellowship!
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GFPD | Apply for the May 2024 Conference Fellowship!
GFPD | Family & Scientific Conference - A Look Inside
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GFPD | Family & Scientific Conference - A Look Inside
GFPD | Webinar - Palliative Care: Who Needs It?
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GFPD | Webinar - Palliative Care: Who Needs It?
Making Time With Mel: Giving Season Board Meeting
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Making Time With Mel: Giving Season Board Meeting
GFPD | The Impact of Peroxisomal Disorders: Be Part of the Cure
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GFPD | The Impact of Peroxisomal Disorders: Be Part of the Cure
Here is the text of the email that you should send to the Health Legislative Aide! Dear NAME OF HEALTH LEGISLATIVE AIDE, I hope you are doing well! I’m writing today to ask for Representative LAST NAME to sign on to the following “Dear Colleague” letter from Congressman G. K. Butterfield and Congressman Markwayne Mullin regarding appropriations requests for newborn screening. Here is the link to the Dear Colleague letter: nam02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Furldefense.com%2Fv3%2F__https%3A%2Fquill.senate.gov%2Fletters%2Fletter%2F3343%2Fopt-in%2Fview%2Fc72f7dfd-4886-47e0-aadf-3f328e8ff1ff%2F__%3B!!Fr0YZsIsFWxTZsBm-qTAg68!0JfzlYsnZzsT9YESzh90oxCuXzMqd-Ne1Hc0TssOjL2P1MDgpn9KNpBavGtQsVOWS3FpnAbI024X%24&data=05%7C01%7CJNichols%40marchofdimes.org%7Cf114e4a5024f4a53b72008da220ecf0a%7Cd04741962ae84e50ae987cce17178c10%7C0%7C0%7C637859744259330700%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=%2FIrtkqpY2hnw5L4DUplKb9E8sTCfoVwHMECRiRpag80%3D&reserved=0 This appropriations request is especially important to me and my family. My daughter, Ginny, was born in 2008 and had there been newborn screening in place for her specific disease, we would have been able to get a diagnosis much sooner and avoid a lengthy two-year diagnostic odyssey, while also getting her the supports she needed! Unfortunately, many children with my daughter’s disease die very early on or in the middle the diagnostic odyssey. Children born with related peroxisomal disorders, like adrenoleukodystrophy, could receive treatment that can save their life. No child should die because their state doesn't have adequate newborn screening! Specifically, this appropriations request asks for $15 million in CDC funding to be set aside for timely implementation of newborn screening conditions with a goal of complete RUSP implementation in all 50 states by 2025. As you may remember from our previous discussions, the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP) is a list of disorders that the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recommends for states to screen as part of their state universal newborn screening programs. Disorders on the RUSP are chosen based on evidence that supports the potential net benefit of screening, the ability of states to screen for the disorder, and the availability of effective treatments. It is recommended that every newborn be screened for all disorders on the RUSP. Only 22 states are testing for all 4 diseases. Our goal is to ensure that every state has the funding it needs so that each state newborn screening lab is capable of testing all babies for ALL RUSP approved conditions. Here is the specific appropriations language should you need it: "We ask that you provide an appropriation of $44 million to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for the Newborn Screening Quality Assurance Program. Within this total, we request $15 million be set-aside for timely implementation of newborn screening conditions with a goal of complete RUSP implementation in all 50 states by 2025. Today, only 22 states conduct newborn screening for all 35 RUSP-approved core conditions, and at the present rate, it will take states more than a decade to implement newborn screening for RUSP approved diseases for which treatment options are available to families. This delay would result in preventable deaths and disability. This $15 million in funding will support both staffing and equipment needs in every state to include all RUSP conditions, thus avoiding these preventable deaths and disability." I hope you will urge Representative LAST NAME to sign on to our “Dear Colleague” letter for newborn screening appropriations. Please feel free to reach out to me at any time with questions about this appropriations request which will save the lives of babies in our district, and across the United States. With gratitude, Your name (Melissa Bryce) Reason you are advocating (Mother of Ginny 8/5/2008 - 4/25/2015)
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Global Foundation for Peroxisomal Disorders