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Learn to make your patient voice count!
What to help shape U.S. legislative policies that impact our rare disease families? Learn to make a difference for yourself and others by being a SADS advocate in your community!
Partnering with EveryLife Foundation, the SADS Foundation wants to bring the patient voice to legislators representing you and your community! We want to further better access to needed medications, AEDs in public areas and raise awareness of warning signs of a SADS condition! To watch the advocacy webinar training as a SADS patient/family advocate, please fill out the form below. You can also review our one-pager
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