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Accessibility for all: Helping people connect with who and what matters most
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On Thursday, May 11 at 3 p.m. ET, we held a conversation with two cystic fibrosis advocates to learn about their inspiring journeys and how they overcame the challenges of living with a chronic diagnosis. Our panelists, Dylan and Jerry, are dedicated to helping others in the CF and rare disease community.
If you are looking for inspiration and hope, this conversation is for you.
Help Hope Live client and ambassador Dylan Mortimer was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at three months old in 1979 and received new lungs through transplants in 2017 and again in 2019. He and his wife, Shannon, have been married for sixteen years and have two boys who are 12 and 10.
Dylan is a talented artist who has created public art installations in several cities including New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Kansas City, and Denver.
At 67 years old, Help Hope Live client and ambassador Jerry Cahill has overcome what seems to be insurmountable odds, including a double lung transplant in 2012 and, nine years later, a simultaneous liver and kidney transplant in 2021. Three transplants for any patient would be remarkable, but three transplants for someone who has lived with cystic fibrosis (CF) his whole life is one in a million.
Jerry is a man who not only lives on and succeeds in spite of his medical limitations but thrives. He is living, breathing proof that CF patients can have a healthy life through a firm commitment to a strong mind and spirit, exercise, and medical compliance.
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