You are not alone

This holiday season it’s our mission is to help you find the support you’re looking for so you can enjoy life’s precious moments.

There are some people who radiate positivity and manage to have an upbeat attitude even when they have many reasons not to.

There are some people who radiate positivity and manage to have an upbeat attitude even when they have many reasons not to.

For those who have Periodic Paralysis, being viewed by others as a “normal” person is something that doesn’t happen much. They are often accused of faking their symptoms of things like paralysis and muscle weakness.

PASSIONATE. That’s the word people use to describe Monica. When it comes to people like her, she says, “We don’t have a limit; we have an obstacle that we just need to get past”

As we continue to share our Facts that Give Back each week, we would love to share all the creative ways that everyone is giving back to their community and themselves too.

It’s week two of sharing our 5 Facts That Give Back. These aren’t just statistics. The facts we’re sharing come from real people who are living with Periodic Paralysis every day.

The Periodic Paralysis Association Celebrates GivingTuesday with our “Facts That Give Back” Awareness Campaign.

We’re so excited to join the #GivingTuesday movement by sharing 5 Facts That Give Back every Tuesday in November.

This holiday season it’s our mission is to help you find the support you’re looking for so you can enjoy life’s precious moments.