On April 4, 2013, a brave sufferer, Tracy, told her story to UK's Full House magazine. I know it is difficult to put oneself out in the public eye to talk about this condition. I would like to thank Tracy for her courage to bravely tell the world what this is all about in hopes that with knowledge, people will treat sufferers with greater understanding and sensitivity. We hope that with raising awareness, life will becomes more tolerable for all sufferers.
Thank you Tracy.
María
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