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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2022 · 27 MIN

Rare Patients Learn to Make Their Voices Heard

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Rare Disease Week on Capitol Hill brings together rare disease community members from across the country to learn about federal legislative issues, meet other advocates, and share their stories with legislators. Because of ongoing concerns about the pandemic, this year’s event will be conducted virtually. We spoke to Britta Dornan, senior director of communications and marketing for the EveryLife Foundation and Sarah Tompkins, advocacy chair of Rare Disease Week on Capitol Hill 2022, about this year’s event, why rare disease patients should consider getting involved in legislative advocacy, and how rare disease patients and caregivers can best tell their stories to lawmakers.

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Britta Dornan, senior director of communications and marketing for the EveryLife Foundation and Sarah Tompkins, advocacy chair of Rare Disease Week on Capitol Hill 2022, discuss this year’s event, why rare disease patients should consider getting involved in legislative advocacy, and how rare disease patients and caregivers can best tell their stories to lawmakers.

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