The 2025 Petition for Turner Syndrome and Why it Matters We’re thrilled to see that nearly 200 people have signed the Turner Syndrome Foundation’s Petition for Patient Care so far in 2025! While the majority of the signatures came from within the United States, we’re excited that we also had support from Cameroon, Canada, and […]
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Subscribe to our blog Throughout February, we proudly celebrated Turner Syndrome Awareness Month, honoring the incredible women and girls who show strength, resilience, and determination every day. While the official awareness month may be coming to an end, our commitment to raising awareness must continue all year long. By keeping the conversation going, we can
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Subscribe to our blog Previous versions of this post were originally published in February 2021 and October 2022. The Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) is wrapping up its celebration of TS Awareness Month (TSAM) for 2025, but its mission to promote awareness and advocacy for TS will continue every day. TSF hosted several awareness, advocacy, and
This month isn’t just any October – it’s Cartober! During this month, be sure to donate your used cars to TSF! There are so many benefits to donating your car, besides freeing up space in your garage. Donating your car raises money for TSF to let us keep doing the work that we do to
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The cool fall breeze is beginning to kick in, making it more tempting than ever to step outside for a refreshing walk. Walking for 30 minutes a day can help your cardiovascular health, improve hypertension and cholesterol conditions, strengthen your bones and muscles, reduce body fat, and relieve stress (Department of Health & Human Services, n.d.).
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Subscribe to our blog Get Started on Your Mental Health Journey Photo by Kindel Media, Pexels Regardless of whether your child or yourself is diagnosed with TS or another rare condition, mental health is a key part of helping you thrive. With the nonstop stress that comes along with health issues, we need a way
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Subscribe to our blog Dear Health Professionals, When people ask me what I do for a living, my first answer is, “I breathe.” I often get a look of humor, contempt, curiosity, or disbelief. Well, I am a healthcare professional, and I’m glad you put up with my opening line. Not many would, and I
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Subscribe to our blog CALLING ALL BUTTERFLIES! Come on out and join other Turner Syndrome Families for the 3rd Annual Summer Bash at Liberty Lake on August 24th! Whether you know someone or will be meeting us for the first time, come for a refreshing day in the hot summer season. Lounge at the pools
Subscribe to our blog The State of Healthcare and Educational Access for Girls with TS Turner syndrome (TS) can have varying degrees of impact on one’s education through both potential learning and physical disabilities. These may include social cognition, ADHD or ADD, math abilities, and visuospatial organization. Often girls with Turner syndrome and their families
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