Join Me to Cure Rett Syndrome

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Funding accelerates Rett syndrome research, moving genetic cures closer for families now

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My name is Edrian Colina, and I am fundraising for the Rett Syndrome Research Trust because I believe every child and family affected by Rett deserves hope, progress, and finally a cure. Rett syndrome robs children of their ability to speak, walk, and interact in the ways we take for granted. The work RSRT does to advance genetic medicines that target the root cause of Rett gives families like mine real reasons to believe brighter days are possible.

RSRT is the largest global funder of Rett research and the incubator of the gene therapy programs now in clinical trials. Their deep expertise and commitment have turned compassion into action. By supporting RSRT, I am standing with scientists, clinicians, and families around the world who will not stop until a cure is found. Every step forward in research brings us closer to treatments that restore abilities and change lives.

I am asking you to join me in supporting RSRT because together we can speed the path to cures. Your contribution will fund critical research, expand clinical programs, and help ensure promising genetic medicines move from the lab into the clinic. No gift is too small to make a difference.

Please donate today and stand with me and countless families in the fight to cure Rett syndrome. Your support gives hope and accelerates the science we urgently need.

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