Archive for April, 2016
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Lashay Nicole Hamblin: Undiagnosed
Jodelle Hamblin: We have always been a healthy, active family. Starting at a young age, we have enjoyed hiking together, skiing, swimming, playing extracurricular activities. My husband’s motto:...
Governor Herbert’s Declaration! April 29, 2016, as Undiagnosed Day in Utah!
The State of Utah will be the first in the history of the United States to declare April 29th as Undiagnosed Day. Currently, the Undiagnosed community falls under...
Aliyah Peedle Update: VACTERL Assoc., Gastroparesis, Chronic Lung Disease
Amy Peedle updates us on her daughter: Aliyah will be getting both her tubes changed out tomorrow. They are due to be changed in June but because we...
Rachel Nielsen: Diagnosed as Undiagnosed
Kate Michaelis Nielsen updates us on her daughter: Rachel Nielsen is a teenager diagnosed as Undiagnosed. She has struggled with getting proper care for the past 18 months...
Finding a Diagnosis: Deanna’s 11-Year Odyssey
Sometimes, hindsight is 20/20. And when I think back on my life, I realize that I’ve always been sick. I just didn’t see it at first. When I...
Undiagnosed Alliance Flyers
Dear Undiagnosed Alliance, Please find the Undiagnosed Day flyer! Thank you all for your continued support of the Undiagnosed Alliance. I had several more organizations email me to...
Angel’s Hands Foundation Goes Above and Beyond
Mark Kristensen and his Angel’s Hands Foundation (AHR) generously donated towards our very own Rare Teen, Hailey Sampsel, for her travel to the three-week Comprehensive Pain Rehabilitation...
Amylynne Santiago Volker launches Nicholas Volker One in a Billion Foundation
Welcome to Nicholas Volker One in a Billion Foundation Mission To inspire the world to improve the quality of life for those with undiagnosed and rare disease...
Andrew Scholte: RUNning for Rare Zebras
Andrew Scholte: “For the past two years I have been partnered with Emma, a member of the Gaucher community for the Running For Rare Team. This year I...
Katie Petersen: Diagnosed but still Undiagnosed
I am unsure where to begin, so much has changed since the last time I’ve posted. I have started college, moved into the dorms and most importantly I...