Legends of the Cause: Gordon and Gert
Legends of the NF Cause: How Do We Honor Gordon Cummings and Gert Ginsberg? Losing Gordon and Gert In the…
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Legends of the NF Cause: How Do We Honor Gordon Cummings and Gert Ginsberg? Losing Gordon and Gert In the…
Read MoreThank You to Our “Boots on the Hill” We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Laura Haslam, Christina, Kassandra Thomas, Adam,…
Read MoreHere is your sign to start the new year working on your goal of continuing post high school education. The…
Read MoreNF Midwest recognizes the unique challenges that accompany living with neurofibromatosis (NF), impacting both individuals with the condition and their…
Read MoreNF Midwest extends heartfelt gratitude to the Frano Family for their remarkable generosity and creativity. Inspired by their commitment, the…
Read MoreFebruary 29th is Rare Disease Day. In the United States alone, according to the National Organization for Rare Diseases (NORD),…
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Read MoreHave you ever noticed faint, light brown patches on your skin? These “café au lait” spots are quite common, but…
Read MoreWalk4NF Virtual Challenge Details Get ready for this year’s Virtual Challenge! Plus, NF Midwest is celebrating over 42 years as…
Read MoreDuring the week of February 4-6th NF Midwest along with other NF organizations, advocates, caregivers and those with neurofibromatosis (NF)…
Read MoreA virtual chat tailored for adults with NF. Share your experiences, pose questions, and forge connections with others on a…
Read MoreDesigned for parents with a child of any age with NF, this virtual chat provides a dedicated space for sharing…
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