Please take the time to register here . Join our Mitochondria community and lets find a cure today. With your help we can increase the quality of life and awareness of mitochondrial disease. As the first Youth Ambassador for the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation I have dedicated my life to promoting awareness, raising funds for research, educating individuals, providing emotional support to those affected and helping in finding a cure.
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Saturday, 12 June 2004 11:54
Brittany Wilkinson's Song: Energy For Life Sung By Herself
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It is with a heavy heart that we want to inform you of Brittany's passing on September 6th 2009. She fought her entire life to beat a disease only to lose a single battle with a surgery. We are dealing with it day by day and continue to appreciate our family and friends support and prayer through this unimaginable time in our lives. As we are starting out the new year our focus is on keeping Brittany's memory alive and continue her quest to raise awareness about Mitochondrial disease and raise funds for research to help find a cure. Our goal is great for this year but we know that Brittany wouldn't want anything less. Please keep checking the site for upcoming fundraisers and events for this year. The most up and coming will be the 5th Annual Dinner/ Silent Auction in Memory of our Britt. We look forward to seeing everyone there.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 January 2010 22:55
Steps 4 A Cure
We will meet on the parking lot of Anlin Window on Toll House and Fowler and walk down the sidewalk to the Victoria Rose Cottage on 4th and Pollasky. There Elaine will have green tea and green refreshments for us and we will have a little education on mitochondrial disease. Everyone is to wear green shirts or green ribbons to start off mito week which is Sept 20 -26th of Sept.
The Ellen Show
Well being a big fan of The Ellen Show imagine my joy to find out we got tickets to see her. She was a big fan of my service dog Freedom. Read more...