Kelsey Clark felt alone and isolated when her five-year-old daughter Charlee was diagnosed with Rett syndrome in April 2019. Kelsey, her partner Jordan, Charlee, and their two-year-old son Bennett live just over an hour from New Orleans in the small town of Amite—population 4,200—and had never even heard of the disease before. Kelsey’s grandmother, a … Read More
RSO Establishes Medical Advisory Board to Enhance Clinical Care and Research Availability Creating a world without Rett syndrome requires a national network of clinics that are working closely together, sharing best practices, ensuring excellent care, and standing ready to participate in clinical trials. To make this network a reality, International Rett Syndrome Foundation has partnered … Read More
By Samantha Brant, Family & Community Engagement Manager, Mom to Macy When most families find out their child has Rett syndrome, it’s the first time they’ve ever heard of the disease. Often they’re overwhelmed with emotions and fear and questions as they try to figure out what to do next, and many families search the … Read More
By Dominique Pichard, MD, Chief Science Officer, Rettsyndrome.org We wanted to explain this incredibly complicated work and at the same time let you know that we’ve got you covered. We are working hard to provide a better life for your loved ones with Rett syndrome. It is believed that the greatest life improvements will come … Read More
Program supports participation in clinical trials to develop treatments for the rare condition Rettsyndrome.org has launched a program to enable families with loved ones affected by Rett syndrome to explore and participate in clinical research. Rett Research Ready™ is an online platform that includes education, resources and support to help families consider volunteering for research … Read More