Illinois siblings suffer from Sanfilippo syndrome, a dementia-like disease: Doctor explains the rare disorder
An Illinois couple is raising two children, Poppy and Oliver, who suffer from Sanfilippo syndrome, a rare genetic disorder also known as childhood dementia. This condition causes a progressive decline in cognitive and motor skills, leading to significant challenges for affected families. Currently, there is no cure, and treatments focus on managing symptoms and exploring new therapies.
An Illinois couple is raising two children, Poppy and Oliver, who suffer from Sanfilippo syndrome, a rare genetic disorder also known as childhood dementia. This condition causes a progressive decline in cognitive and motor skills, leading to significant challenges for affected families. Currently, there is no cure, and treatments focus on managing symptoms and exploring new therapies.
