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International Rett Syndrome Foundation
United States
Registrace 22. 01. 2010
The International Rett Syndrome Foundation's vision is to create a world without Rett syndrome. We are committed to breakthrough discoveries and life-changing advancements in research toward a cure while empowering families.
RettEd: Physical Therapy Goals in Rett Syndrome and Benefits of Aquatherapy
IRSF Kennedy Krieger Institute RettEd Day October 22, 2022
Briana Czerwinski, PT, DPT, PCS, Rett and Related Disorders Clinic, Kennedy Krieger Institute
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Rettsyndrome
www.rettsyndrome.org
Briana Czerwinski, PT, DPT, PCS, Rett and Related Disorders Clinic, Kennedy Krieger Institute
Rettsyndrome
Rettsyndrome
www.rettsyndrome.org
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Seamos la voz (Let's be the voice)
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Porque el #sindromederett no conoce fronteras, queremos unirnos a las familias en latinoamérica para entre todos crear un mundo sin Rett. Si quieres más información sobre el síndrome de rett en tu país, contáctanos en rettlatina@rettsyndrome.org. Únete y dona para apoyar la investigación y tener una cura en rettsyndrome.org/LatAm. Because #rettsyndrome knows no borders, we want to join with Lat...
IRSF Parent Panel: My Trofinetide Clinical Trial Experience
zhlédnutí 2,7KPřed rokem
In March our community celebrated a first for Rett: trofinetide, now known commercially in the US as DAYBUE™, became the first-ever FDA-approved treatment for Rett syndrome. This approval was the culmination of a journey that began more than a decade ago and succeeded only thanks to the perseverance and commitment of the researchers and families who participated in every stage of the clinical t...
Dr. Joe Horrigan is ALL IN for a Cure
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Dr. Joe Horrigan believes we will absolutely find a cure for Rett syndrome in his lifetime, something that would not be possible without IRSF. In this video, Dr. Horrigan shares how your support of IRSF's three-pillar strategy - funding critical research, creating a robust pipeline of treatments, and building the infrastructure to ensure clinical trial success - will lead to solutions for ALL w...
Leslie is ALL IN for Heather
zhlédnutí 738Před rokem
In this interview, Leslie Greenfield shares her early struggles with her daughter, Heather, and how a diagnosis of Rett syndrome changed everything. Active in our Rett community for more than 30 years, Leslie walks us through how far we've come in our understanding of Rett, and how continued advances in Rett research are possible with your support of IRSF. IRSF funding helped discover the cause...
A Parent-to-Parent Conversation - What You Need to Know About DAYBUE (trofinetide), Part 3
zhlédnutí 921Před rokem
In the final video in our Q&A series, IRSF's Family Empowerment Team, Paige Nues and Samantha Brant, have a frank and sometimes emotional conversation about what the FDA approval means to the families they speak with every day and to themselves personally as parents of children with Rett syndrome. With IRSF's Tim Frank, himself a Rett dad, they share stories from the Rett community and highligh...
Advocacy & Accessibility - What You Need to Know About DAYBUE (trofinetide), Part 2
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed rokem
In the second in our 3-part Q&A series, IRSF's CEO Melissa Kennedy shares important information about the accessibility and affordability of DAYBUE and future treatments like it, and what you can do NOW to advocate. Some of the questions IRSF's Tim Frank covers include: - What happens after FDA approval? - What will DAYBUE cost? - What do we know now about trofinetide's availability outside the...
What is DAYBUE? - What You Need to Know About DAYBUE (trofinetide), Part 1
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In this first in our 3-part Q&A series, Dr. Dominique Pichard, IRSF Chief Science Officer, answers some of your most frequently asked questions about DAYBUE (trofinetide) in a discussion with IRSF's Tim Frank, including: - What is trofinetide and how does it work? - What were the results and side effects from the clinical trials? - What do we know now about DAYBUE, including who it's approved f...
Every Step of the Way
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No matter where you are on your Rett Journey, learn how IRSF is here to help families thrive. Learn more and support families every step of the way at rettsyndrome.org.
RettEd: Transitioning into Adulthood, Part 3 - Quality of Life Options by Real Life Families
zhlédnutí 747Před rokem
Original Air Date: December 6, 2022 Every individual with Rett syndrome is unique and while our paths may be similar, no family’s Rett journey is the same. This is especially true as our children grow into adults; while they don’t outgrow their need for us, there is no one ideal or specific policy roadmap to help navigate our loved ones’ Rett journey into adulthood. But with proper planning, go...
Taysha Gene Therapies Rett Syndrome Community November 2022 Update
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Taysha Gene Therapies shares this presentation with IRSF and the Rett community to provide an overview of its investigational gene therapy approach to Rett syndrome and the first gene therapy clinical trial in females living with Rett syndrome-the REVEAL Adult Study. Taysha would like to thank the entire Rett community for their collaboration and support. For more information, please visit clin...
International Rett Syndrome Foundation Communication Guidelines Poster
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ALL IN for Sonia
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Julie shares the impact that Rett syndrome has had on her daughter Sonia and their family and how IRSF is supporting them and giving them hope along the way. www.rettsyndrome.org/all-in
RettEd Webinar: Q&A with Kathie Bishop, Chief Scientific Officer, Acadia Pharmaceuticals
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In anticipation of the FDA’s priority review of Trofinetide - the first potential treatment for Rett syndrome - we know the Rett community has questions. In this video, Dr. Kathie Bishop, SVP Rare Disease, External Innovation & Chief Scientific Officer for Acadia Pharmaceuticals, answers your most frequently asked questions in conversation with IRSF CEO, Melissa Kennedy, and CSO, Dr. Dominique ...
RettEd: Transitioning into Adulthood Series, Part 2 - Lifecare Planning
zhlédnutí 285Před rokem
Original Air Date: September 27, 2022 The second in our 3-part series on topics pertaining to adulthood in Rett, this online workshop focuses on preparing for life post-high school when school services and support conclude. Geared for parents, guardians, and family members of the older teen and adult with Rett syndrome, this session will cover: - Legal Planning: Special Needs Trusts, Letter/Mem...
RettEd: What Comes Next? The FDA Regulatory Process from NDA to FDA Decision and Beyond
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RettEd: What Comes Next? The FDA Regulatory Process from NDA to FDA Decision and Beyond
RettEd: Transitioning into Adulthood Series, Part 1 - Medical Transition
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RettEd: Transitioning into Adulthood Series, Part 1 - Medical Transition
FY2022 Peer-Reviewed Medical Research Program: Rett Syndrome Grant Opportunity Training
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FY2022 Peer-Reviewed Medical Research Program: Rett Syndrome Grant Opportunity Training
RettEd: Music Through Our Ears and Our Hands
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RettEd: Music Through Our Ears and Our Hands
For those looking for more detailed information regarding the actual trial results please google search "Rett Syndrome Research Trust Daybue" The RSRT have compiled a comprehensive review of the Trofinetide trial results especially for (and at the request of) parents who are trying to navigate and make sense of all the info. It seems I can't post the actual link without my comments getting deleted.
Quite remarkable that the international Rett Syndrome Foundation would put up videos like this, and yet a year on still have made no attempt to answer any questions in the comments section.
I can’t see the video on this. Is there something I can do?
Moving video. I will support!
Imaginemos empatía, amor,bendecir y colaborar....❤❤❤❤
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My daughter also got rite syndrome from Philippines
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Beautiful video, Julie. Sonia is lucky to have a strong mom and supporter like you. ❤💜
My heart goes out to Sonia, her family and all the families fighting for hope for their child. Beautiful heartfelt video Julie. Love you all to pieces. ❤️❤️❤️
تحياتي من الجزائر 🇩🇿 شكرا لكل من ساهم في هذا الإنجاز ،نتمنى أن نراه قريبا في الدول الفقيرة.....
من فضلك اي معلومة عن تواجد هاد الدواء بناي تعاني من متلازمة ريت عمرها 7 سنوات مع السعر ان امكن
My daughter has Rett syndrome, we live in Leeds, England. Maddie’s 15 years old now. When she had her first eeg at Leeds General Infirmary hospital 12 years ago, the doctor who assisted told us did some of her neurology training alongside Professor Rett
Can I get it in jamaica
My child have Retts
How can I purchase?
Thanks for the information
On the down side...... and sadly enough those are massive.
How can I find Trofinetide & Blarcamesine in the Middle East?
Tell us how please
KEY SUMMARY FACTS OF LAVENDERTM AND LILAC-1 TRIALS The majority of patients, 61%, taking DAYBUE were rated as “no change” on the CGI-I in the LavenderTM study. 13% of patients were rated as “much improved” on the CGI-I in the LavenderTM study. No data are provided regarding which specific symptoms get better in the LavenderTM study. 85% of patients treated with DAYBUE had diarrhea and 29% had vomiting. The prescribing information contains recommendations on managing the diarrhea. In the open label extension trial, LILAC-1, 46% of patients discontinued use of DAYBUE before the end of the study. list price of treatment per child = will be between $385,075 and $924,180 per year depending on body weight.
Is anyone please able to point me to any information regarding the various results for the Rett girls who participated in the trials? Asking as a parent of a Retts girl.
+1, And how can we get daybue 😢?
@@ranaadel8123 I have tried to post a response along with link to an independent evaluation of the trofinetide trial results, but the channel keeps removing my replies. You will a have to draw your own conclusions as to why.
Doesn't work in most people. Terrible side effects and my friends daughter got worse when taking it
@@Jon-uh8lw It seems a bit concerning that at this point in time the only people positively promoting it are still mostly just those with financial interests in it.
@@gavinmcewen5896the latest figures show about 10 percent improve, and those cases it's mostly mild. It's not a wonder drug and sales will drop off as doctors inevitably lose confidence, especially considering the awful side effects. It's hospitalising some kids
When are the next two going to air?
Muchísimas Gracias, es una gran noticia escribo desde Ecuador soy madre de una niña Rett
Presumably family members and caregivers of those participating in these trials will be watching this video. So would firstly like to reiterate a massive thank you for the families that participated in these studies. What incredibly valuable work you have done, and information you have provided, for the global rett family. Secondly would like to ask any that care to ( if you are allowed to) if you could please share your experience regarding the results of the trials/treatment, and what actual improvements you have seen for the rett girls involved. Cheers
Thank you for your information, thank you to all the families, researchers and scientists who were there. We are from Austria, following your work, waiting for new news from ACADIA every day and very much looking forward to Daybue! We celebrate with you! Thanks!❤
Hello what happens your stock?
What is the status of Tayasha trials
My aunt had this until she sadly died in 1999
I also have a child with who was diagnosed with rett syndrome I'm from Zambia 🇿🇲
I'm sorry for what you're going through. If you need to talk, I will be there
Please suggest me likely pathagenic in rett syndrome... Mile rett syndrome
Can we get update on the process outcome
My apologies. I saw this after I asked my questions today 🤦🏽♀️ While maintaining my sanity, I want to thank you both very much for this very informative pertinent information. I will pass this on to her new physician. Appreciate you both 💜 💜
We are so encouraged by the progression of these trials. Please keep going and we hope to one day be in a pediatric trial for gene therapy.
RETT families supporting Our RettAngels around the Globe 💜👼 # October RETT Awareness Month
I am a speech pathologist for school age children and after 20 years I was introduced to the most beautiful little girl who had the diagnosis of Rett Syndrome. I studied and went to the annual meeting for parents that had a child with Rett so I would be able to work with her. Three years later I was blessed with a granddaughter who, as Clint said, was progressing through developmental milestones until the age of 18 months. She regressed and displayed the hand wringing and other manerisims that my little student did. My son asked my opinion and I told him about the syndrome and then after many specialist doctor appointments a neurologist diagnosed my granddaughter with Rett. She is 14 years old and she is such a delight. Thank you Clint for sharing by doing the PSA because Rett is not a common diagnosis and is misunderstood.
Thanks a lot for the video, we learn a little more about Trofinetide. So bad that we French people have to wait for Neuren new partnerships.
I feel like this could have been a two page FAQ. 🥴 This video was marginally helpful, but too long. Most folks are visual learners. It was difficult to sit through the extended dialogue....and I'm a doctor. I've sat through plenty of hours worth of courses in my lifetime. The FDA sounds like the epitome of a bogged down bureaucracy. I'm sick and tired of hearing about all of these reasons why we are still waiting on a potentially life-changing pharmaceutical for our Rett kids (and Rett adults!). Sincerely, A very tired, frazzled, and out-of-patience mother to a Rett girl.
Thorough regulatory compliance and evaluation is a must in this process. We don't need another Cutter Incident or similar.
I'm disappointed in you.. The FDA is what screwed all of our children.. The chemicals they have allowed for the last 50 years in America are banned in every other country. Why does America have the most autistic mentally challenged humans? You have a lost my further support. 22 years of donating money to this foundation. I'm done;
Dr obulor more grace to your work doctor thanks so much for your medication which cured my epilepsy completely after years of suffering I have finally been cured thanks doc,,
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Do you know how many people were polled roughly? And is there a report for this meeting present online somewhere? Thank you
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Mi hija tenia calculos en la vesícula y el dolor se le miraba en la cara por su expresión ojitos con ojeras y la boca se le ponía al rededor de color morado del dolor y hable con el medico que me le hiciera un ultrasonido y se le detectó la vesícula y el medico la operó con rayó lacer y salio bien gracias a Dios esta saludable
SOY DE HONDURAS TEGUCIGALPA TENGO UNA NIÑA DE 26 CON EL SÍNDROME DE RETT
My brother have 3 kids all girls two of them rett syndrome victims one is not because she's haven't feed by mother in 3months my relative have same case two of them rett syndrome victims one is not because she also haven't feed by mother .now I have doubt may be there something wrong with mother feeding I main cause of rett syndrome.plzz (confirm sry for bad English)
this is not the case...its a genetic mutation.
I can definitely relate, as my daughter has definitely made me a better person. Thank you for sharing this bit with us. #RETTy2findACure 🥰
Thank you for your video. I can so identify with all you said about Keilly. Our daughter Lisa Joy is such a gift to us for all those same reasons and more. We've kept her middle name together with her first because Joy is what characterizes her the most. One of her friends greeted me one day with, "Hi Mr Joy" because she assumed Joy was her last name. I love being called that. Best to you both and to Keilly.
Phenomenal video! 💜 Thank you for doing this.
Thank you so much for sharing this 💜
💙Hello from Pennsylvania💙 Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis. Warriors Stay strong and safe, never give up hope, never stop believing in a Cure,🌏🌍standing with you💁♀️🙏🏻💫Remembering all the Angels who went before us. 😔💫Thinking of all who are challanged Daily by rare diseases…you are not Alone…..🙏🏻
I’m a rett dad … god has blessed us in so many ways we may never know the full extent of the blessings. Keep on strong ! Doing great mom and dad !
I love the increase in the use of Social Media Platforms to not only get the information out there about Retts, But to also show the Human side, the people living LIFE! 😇💜💙