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A rare disease took my father’s future. I won’t let the FDA take mine

Washington Examiner

June 19, 2026

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A rare disease took my father’s future. I won’t let the FDA take mine

When I was a little girl, my father was my hero. I remember jumping into his arms when he came home from work, him tickling me as I burst into laughter, or curling up next to him on the couch. I loved him so much, and I knew he loved me. I don’t remember the []

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