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- Like many rare conditions, Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome can be a complete mystery when you first hear about it. Explore this section to get a thorough understanding of LGS—including its causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
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Christy Wall

Post Falls, ID

Christy Wall mom to Abbey. Abbey at 10 years old is the youngest of three: Austin-16, Aubrey-13, Abbey-10. Christy has a longstanding career as a Paramedic/Firefighter. She transitioned to RN 14 years ago and still works full-time while raising her family. Abbey was diagnosed with LGS at four years old. After attending her first LGS conference in Denver, Christy knew she had found what was needed on this new journey of LGS. Connections, education, and resources. Christy had a desire to give back and help others who were new to LGS, first as the Idaho Ambassador and most recently as the Western Regional Coordinator.

Abbey is a happy, smiley, loving girl with a passion for music, dancing, and jokes. Her sweet disposition and helpful heart outweigh the occasional extreme behavioral challenges. Christy is looking forward to the tween years with lots of hope!