Articles related to TS events and awareness months.
Are you an adult with Turner syndrome? We would love to hear about your experiences moving from pediatric to adult healthcare! We’re inviting you to join a research study about the transition from pediatric to adult care for people with Turner Syndrome. Help us make medical care more accessible and affirming for everyone. What
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Family Fun Night…. Who ya gonna watch? The sixth annual BooClaws Spooktacular returns to ShoreTown Ballpark on Friday, October 24th when the 1984 classic Ghostbusters is shown on the video board! Tickets are $10 pp Fans are encouraged to come in costume. Gates open at 6:00 pm, and the movie begins at 7:00 pm. Activities surrounding
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The 2025 Strikeouts for Turner Syndrome campaign was a powerful reminder of what community, advocacy, and compassion can achieve together. This initiative—born from the hearts of Pete and Lydia Fairbanks in loving memory of their daughter, Ellis—was a heartfelt call to action to raise awareness, spark conversations, and ensure that no family facing Turner syndrome
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Join the Fairbanks and Tampa Bay Rays on June 7th for Strikeouts for Turner Syndrome: A Community Day of Hope and Awareness For the second year in a row, Pete Fairbanks, pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays, and his wife Lydia are inviting you to be part of something far greater than a scorecard. For
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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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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 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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