How genetic testing encouraged Hayley to work for the NHS
My Auntie’s gave us the chance that they never had
My Auntie’s gave us the chance that they never had
I’m proud of my epilepsy. It’s made me who I am.
When I got my BRCA diagnosis I wondered what my life would be like.
I’m glad I listened to that nagging feeling!
If I hadn’t had the test, I would have carried that constant background worry with me forever.
It was a huge relief to get a diagnosis, even if it wasn’t the news we wanted to hear.
I’m grateful that I’ve been diagnosed with a genetic condition.
“That decision to get tested opened a giant can of worms, but it saved my family from any further loss.”
When Kirsty was diagnosed there were only 60 other people in the world with the same condition as her.
Discovering our children have a rare genetic mutation has opened new doors for the future