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Why You Should Support Awareness Month
Every eight hours a baby is born with Turner Syndrome and their lives are a miracle. Only 1-3% of Turner Syndrome babies survive until full-term. Those that do make it will require specialized medical care at every walk of life….
Read MoreMy Story: “It’s Rewarding to Help Others”
A Turner Syndrome Advocacy Volunteer Shares Her Story My name is Kym and I was diagnosed with Turner Syndrome at 16 years old. I was born the youngest of six with my twin brother in 1971. Growing up I showed…
Read MoreThe Power Within You
These moments in history show the power we all have within us if we’re willing to stand up and take action. What power do you have within you?
Read MoreOvercoming Labels: How ONE Sixth Grader Opens Up About Having Turner Syndrome
It takes a strong, resilient, and driven person to overcome a label that has been associated with them their entire life. This is the case with 12-year-old Natalie Mohorter, an extremely intelligent, beautiful young sixth grader with Turner’s Syndrome. Natalie tried to deliver to people while organizing her sixth grade Gateway Project, a capstone class assignment meant to spread awareness about any topic of her choice. In this project, she officially came out to her fellow classmates, teachers, and community about having Turner Syndrome.
Read MoreA Universal Call to Action
We truly believe in the power of one, that every person can make a difference.
Read MoreKeep February Awareness Going!
Since February has been deemed Awareness Month for Turner Syndrome, it is the time of year we always look forward to. February is an opportunity to take extra strides in passing along information about Turner Syndrome to our connected community…
Read MoreNew Year’s Resolutions- let us help you stay on track
Every year, New Year’s Resolutions happen the same way. January first rolls around and we’re all ready for self-improvement: whether its eating healthier, working out, volunteering, traveling, or starting a new hobby, the new year seems like the perfect time…
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A Girl on a Mission
Jenna is a twelve-year old student at St. Raymond Elementary, a parochial school, located in Bronx, NY. She is a high-spirited student that illuminates with a natural talent of song and theatrical presence representative of any Broadway bound starlet. Jenna…
Read MoreYouth Contributors
Social consciousness of Turner Syndrome is evident through our solid base of youth activists. TAKE ACTION and visit https://turnersyndromefoundation.org/volunteer/ to get involved.
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