As we welcome in a New Year, I want to share with you the accomplishments you’ve helped make possible in 2022. It was an exciting year of growth and success as several programs advanced to improve the lives of all […]
Read moreAs we come closer to Giving Tuesday, ASF is excited to announce we will yet again have a donation match. Through the generosity of the Harvey family, donations will be matched up to $100,000. That means we can raise $200,000 […]
Read moreEver since being diagnosed with Angelman syndrome, we longed to be able to take our children to an Angelman Syndrome Clinic here in the USA. We decided on the clinic at Children’s Hospital Colorado with Dr. Jessica Duis and […]
Read moreOur daughter, Maddie Sargent, was diagnosed with Angelman syndrome in January 2020. Mystified, terrified and on the brink of a worldwide pandemic, we were determined to find the most experienced providers to care for our girl. We took Maddie to […]
Read moreI am so grateful to be able to share our story with you. It starts out probably very similar to yours. It was Nathan’s seizures that led us to his Angelman syndrome diagnosis. Over 80% of individuals with AS develop epilepsy. […]
Read moreWhat a year it has been for our community! As I reflect back on 2021, I am filled with mixed emotions. On one hand, it has been such an amazing year for the ASF and the community when it comes […]
Read moreNovember 15th is International 15q Day. Angelman, Prader-Willi, and Dup15q syndromes are all distinct neurodevelopmental disorders that are caused by changes within the specific q11 to q13 region of chromosome 15 (called 15q). This region contains a number of important […]
Read moreJackson Walden, and his twin brother Grady, who is diagnosed with AS, are 6 years old. Jackson is always Grady’s biggest cheerleader and knows how to help and love on Grady! What is your favorite memory with […]
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