As a 30-year-old, I can still feel out of order because of AIP attacks
Imagine being a little kid and your parent gives you a quarter for the machine at the store so you can get the shiny ball you’ve been eyeing since you arrived. You put in…
Kalyn Shelton lives in North Carolina and battles acute intermittent porphyria, which runs in her family. Because it’s a family trait, she was diagnosed in the early stages of her attacks. Kalyn’s goal is now to spread awareness about porphyria in hopes that others will seek treatment and that healthcare professionals will be more informed on how to treat patients with any of the eight types of porphyria. To help achieve this goal, she writes this column, “I’m Not Always Me.”
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