Our Kids / Kristy, Propionic Acidemia, Age 60 Happy 2025!I turned 60 years young last December and while known for being the oldest with Propionic Acidemia,; around 6 years ago I went to NIH and was informed that metabolically, I
Our Kids / Dylan Propionic Acidemia (Liver Transplant) Dylan Matthew was born on October 12th, 2013 in Waconia, Minnesota, weighing in at 8 pounds, 2 ounces. After Dylan was born, the doctors noticed that he had a lower than average
Liver Transplantation for Propionic and Methylmalonic Acidemias Jerry Vockley, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Pediatrics, University of Pittsburgh School of MedicineProfessor of Human Genetics, University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public HealthChief of Medical Genetics, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Liver transplantation
Our Kids / Chad Propionic Acidemia Wow, ten years have passed since I last wrote an update on my son, Chad, PA. My last article was in the June 2003 issue. As I try to figure out where to begin,
Our Kids / Kaitlin Propionic Acidemia (Liver Transplant) Our daughter Kaitlin was born in 1999 with Propionic Acidemia. For 13 years she had numerous hospitalizations, fed 100% through a g-tube and used a wheel chair if we needed to be
Our Kids / Rayan and Yosef Propionic Acidemia It was the summer of 2009, our son was turning 2 and I found out I was expecting again. My husband and I were thrilled and our biggest concern at the time
Our Kids / Kerrie Propionic Acidemia My name is Kerrie; I live in North Carolina with my husband Mitch. We have been married since December of 09. My family back home includes my mom, dad, brother, 3 sisters, grand parents,
Oh, where to begin… I can’t even remember the last time I wrote about Cady. Although, I’ve got a lot to write about! In July of 2008, we went on vacation to Ocean Isle, NC.
My name is Fernando, and with my wife Lorena are the proud parents of two beautiful boys, Adrian and Gabriel.
Our Kids / Kristin Propionic Acidemia Kristin, has it really been almost ten years since you came into our family? Our lives were so different a decade ago. Things were simple, understandable, and fairly predictable. Ten years ago I was
