Researching AOA2

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Ataxia with Oculomotor Apraxia Type 2 (AOA2) is a rare neurological disease. For families, such as ours, who are affected by it, life is never the same. Unfortunately, AOA2 tends to begin in late adolescence, leaving patients unable to drive, walk, write, and handle their own basic daily needs. Common symptoms of AOA2 include balance problems, tremors, loss of motor skills, double vision, and muscle weakness. This site is dedicated to sharing our story and raise awareness about AOA2. Although we must use a wheelchair and AOA2 has robbed us of the ability to live independently, we remain optimistic about the future, thanks to UCLA’s Brent Fogel, M.D., Ph.D. who is determined to find a cure for AOA2. He is one of a handful of investigators specifically researching AOA2.

We Are Strong, a documentary about our story, premiered November 2nd, 2018. Please click here to see the trailer.

For more information about our story please click to see an article from The Orange County Register.

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Brothers On A Quest, Inc Cindy DeMint 1057 E. Imperial Highway #193 Placentia, CA 92870-1717 Phone: 714-329-4437

For families, such as ours, who are affected by it, life is never the same.

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