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Podcast Features Tasha Tolliver and Her Family's Experience With DRESS Syndrome

4 days ago
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Our Founder and Executive Director Tasha Tolliver knows first-hand the devastating effects that DRESS Syndrome can bring to a person and their family.


In 2015, Tasha's daughter Izzy developed DRESS Syndrome and lost her battle with the disease when she was 16 years old. Within an instant, their family's lives were turned upside down. From this experience, Tasha started advocating for better medical awareness and research of DRESS, soon after establishing the DRESS Syndrome Foundation.


The podcast "Together Through It" features Tasha and Izzy's story. You can listen below or on the "Together Through It" Spotify channel.



 
 
 

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