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I Spent 40 Years Looking For Answers to My Pain. I Didn’t Know I Had a Rare Genetic Disorder.
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As told to Shannon Shelton Miller: My story really begins with my mom's health problems. She became seriously ill as a child, and no one could identify what was wrong with her. In March 1979, she underwent one of the first kidney transplants ever performed in the United States. Her healthcare providers (HCPs) were shocked when she became pregnant shortly after the transplant. Many people I knew were afraid she wouldn't survive the pregnancy, but…
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