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Wednesday, March 23,2011
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A fatal diagnosis leads to an unexpected transformation

Emily Rapp
My son’s body lacks hexosaminidase A, an enzyme critical for brain development, and his brain is, as they say in the neurology world, “devastated.” Before he dies, Ronan will become paralyzed, lose his sight, his hearing and his sense of touch.
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