Just days after she was born, Charlotte began showing signs that something wasn’t right. She was unusually sleepy, had a floppy tone, and wouldn’t eat. We went to the doctor multiple times, but it wasn’t until she was finally admitted to the hospital that things escalated—and fast. She ended up in the NICU, intubated and fighting for her life. That’s when we learned she was having seizures.

May is NKH Awareness Month—a time that means the world to our family. I'm Angie, Ronan's mom, and every year this month brings a mix of...

The Day Tucker Was Born Tucker was born August 9, 2024. He came out screaming like any other baby, and we were overjoyed. But as the days...

List of known NKH Research Publications

When I was pregnant with Braylynn, everything was perfect. No complications, no warning signs—just the joy and anticipation of welcoming our

Maggie Jack was born like any other baby—beautiful and full of promise. But within hours, something wasn’t right. She began having seizures

A Journey of Hope, Heartache, and Resilience Sixteen years ago, on April 2, 2008, our world changed forever. Brodyn entered this world...

Rare Disease Day is a time to shed light on the challenges faced by individuals and families battling rare conditions. Today, we share...

A Devastating Diagnosis Becoming a mother again should have been a moment of pure joy. But when my daughter, Nora Jane , was born on July...

February is Rare Disease Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on conditions like Nonketotic Hyperglycinemia (NKH)