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Asheboro woman advocates for Stickler’s community

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Emily Hicks of Asheboro is a passionate advocate for people with Stickler syndrome, a connective-tissue disorder. Now only in her late 20s, she remains positive even though this condition has significantly changed her life.

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Asheboro woman advocates for Stickler’s community

Emily Hicks of Asheboro is a passionate advocate for people with Stickler syndrome, a connective-tissue disorder. Now only in her late 20s, she remains positive even though this condition has significantly changed her life.

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The Courier-Tribune broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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