Subscribe to our blog Calling your local government officials is a great way to spread awareness of your cause and fight for actionable change, but many people may not know how to do it, or why. This article will tell you everything you need to know about advocating via phone calls, how to do it, […]
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When a group of high school students approached us to volunteer in fall of 2020, we were excited and inspired by their interest in making a difference! Today we would like to share the accomplishments of the club members as volunteers and show how any person can make a difference. About TCHS Pre-Med Timber Creek
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February is Turner Syndrome Awareness Month! We want to let you know how you can get involved and make a difference by raising awareness of Turner Syndrome. Each and every person’s efforts to spread the word about Turner Syndrome has an impact on future research, health care, and resources for the community. Awareness Month 2021
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Written by Elizabeth (Liz) Rivera, Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) intern and blog post writer. TSF’s newest volunteer endeavor, the Awareness Committee, has started full speed ahead on its first project, a video project called The Questions Campaign. The Awareness Committee aims to raise awareness of Turner Syndrome (TS), but what does that mean? Why Awareness
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Subscribe to our blog Written by Cassidy Hooper, Turner Syndrome woman and TSF volunteer Twitter Chat Facilitator What a great discussion about mental health and Turner Syndrome we had on Twitter on March 25th! We got to learn so much from women with Turner Syndrome about their perspectives on mental health as shaped by their
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by Katie Steedly Curling, PhD, Writer & Guest Blogger for TSF Sometimes in our rush to think about awareness as big events and campaigns, we forget that awareness is, above all, personal. Connection is the heart of Turner Syndrome awareness. Communication is the heart of connection. Talking and writing are the heart of communication. Awareness
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February Awareness Month is almost here, and we have prepared so many ways for you to join us in making change. Raising awareness happens all year, but February is a special time for us to focus our efforts and work together! We have created a packet for you to download that explains many Awareness Month
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Subscribe to our blog Brooke Caron and her mom, Kathy, are veteran volunteers of the Turner Syndrome Foundation! They’ve been successful in raising awareness of TS, even getting Turner Syndrome Awareness Month declared in their home state of Maine. Now they’re getting creative with their awareness efforts with a new podcast, The Butterfly Pod! I
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Subscribe to our blog Know the signs. Change a life. For more than a decade, the median diagnosis age for Turner Syndrome has been 15 years old. This is a problem. In the best possible situations, Turner Syndrome girls are diagnosed at birth or even earlier. Life-changing interventions for Turner Syndrome generally begin in infancy
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