Faces of Ataxia
Amanda Kate Hall – Celebrating the Small Wins
Amanda Kate Hall has SCA6 and exercising has always been a big part of her life. She is still very active and enjoys dancing with her beloved animals. Amanda highlights the importance of celebrating the small wins.
Wendy Hurst – Find Your Best Thing
Wendy Hurst was diagnosed with ataxia oculomotor apraxia 2 (AOA2) and had given up all hope of any real quality of life. But as time passed, Wendy discovered that ataxia is only a small part of her, and has been living her life to the fullest.
Kara Torres-Kilgannon – Tough Times Never Last, But Tough People Do
Kara Torres-Kilgannon is the mom of the 9-year-old Sebastian who suffers from ataxia and leg spasticities of an unknown cause. Despite his daily struggles, he is a motivated young boy with many interests that dreams of being a doctor.
Doug Alberg – Adjusting to the New Normal
Doug Alberg is a man that gets things done and likes to work with his hands. After getting diagnosed with unknown Ataxia only two years ago, his daily life changed a lot, but he also learned to appreciate the little things in life.