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Introducing The Kourkouta Family And The Angelman Greece Organization
By Clairy Kourkouta “Whenever I thought of myself as a mother, it never crossed my mind that I could have a child with special needs.” I always admired the families of special needs children so much and in fact I was saying that for people with special needs it’s really difficult to live in Greece, since common things such as government allowances, extra benefits, schools etc are things that someone has to look for by him/herself. A year ago and after a series of specialized tests, we found out that our sweet little girl, Olia has Angelman Syndrome, del +. By the time we got the results, we were sure…
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Angelman Network – International Angelman Day 2014
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International Angelman Day Collage
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Do You Know Angelman Syndrome?
Trained by the most elite military and civil services, yet nothing can prepare someone for having a child with special needs. Angelman syndrome is a neuro genetic condition, often misdiagnosed as Autism or Cerebral Palsy. Symptoms include developmental delay, seizures, no speech, limited mobility, a happy demeanor – frequent laughing, smiling and excitability. International Angelman Day Feb 15th For more information visit www.angelmantoday.com
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International Angelman Day 2013