Becky Quick
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 16 Jun
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And that was the next step.
And, you know, it took us several years to get a diagnosis.
But
Before she turned three, just before she turned three, and just before COVID hit, we got back the diagnosis that she had something called Syngap1, which means that her brain only produces half of the Syngap protein that's needed for brain development.
It means that people with Syngap have seizures.
They have most of them autism, or a lot of them have autism and intellectual disability behaviors that come along with it.
That's a pretty frightening thing.
There's only 1,707 people on the planet who have been identified with Syngap, so it's incredibly rare.
We believe that there's actually far more people than that who have it, based on things we've seen from the CDC.
The Syngap Research Fund has done a lot of work on this, too, and a lot of doctors and researchers have agreed with this.
It may be that there are
you know, even a million people around the world that have this.
It's just hard to get the testing, the genetic testing to show some of these things.
So a lot of people get grouped in, you know, autistic or they get grouped on other things.
When in reality, it could very well be SYNGAP that they're dealing with.
So we got that diagnosis and that was pretty devastating.
Yeah.
That birthday party was before we even had the diagnosis, but we knew something was wrong and we weren't getting answers.
And when you get the
First of all, you're just so worried about your kids.
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