Navigating the world of mitochondrial diseaseLearn More

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Presentation today by:Julie Gortze RNMaryBeth Hollinger RN MSN

Welcome to MitoAction!Welcome to MitoAction. We strive to improve the quality of life for all affected by mitochondrial disease through support, education, and advocacy.

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Patient Physician

Welcome, Patient, to the Mito Community!

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Get support via these weekly teleconferences for newly diagnosed patients, for parents, and for adult patients and spouses. www.mitoaction.org/support

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Weekly Support Groups:

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Check this section often for updated information about the research between autism and Mito. www.mitoaction.org/autism

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Mito-Autism Task Force:

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Representing the voice of the patient and addressing challenges such as medical child abuse, insurance, access to clinical trials, and more. www.mitoaction.org/advocacy

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Advocacy:

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Partnerships with camps around the country provide children with mitochondrial disease the opportunity to go to camp in a safe, medically supportive environment. www.mitoaction.org/camp

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The Matthew Harty Camper Fund:

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The MWFF gives one-time grants to families with mitochondrial disease in need of assistance for things like durable medical equipment, medications not covered by insurance, travel to medical appointments, etc. www.mitoaction.org/marcels-way-family-fund

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Marcel's Way Family Fund:

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Volunteers available 24/7 to respond to calls for support, resources, or just a listening ear.www.mitoaction.org/mito-411

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Mito 411 Support:

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Track your symptoms, daily intake, meds, and more using our Mito App. Search MitoAction in the iTunes/App store

Gain knowledge through recordings of our monthly toll-free teleconferences with expert speakers on topics important to the Mito Community. www.MitoAction.org/blog

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iPhone/iPod App and iTunes Podcast Library:

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Read Cristy Balcells’ must-have book to live well with Mito – from diagnosis to treatment. Visit www.mitoaction.org/livingwell for more information

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Living Well with Mitochondrial Disease: A handbook for Patients,Parents, and Families

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Refer to this list when seeking a physician who has expertise in the field of mitochondrial medicine. www.mitoaction.org/specialists

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Physicians List:

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Help kids with mitochondrial disease succeed in school with this comprehensive video. www.mitoaction.org/energy-4-education

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Energy 4 Education:

Thank you, Dr., for advocating on behalf of your Mito Patient!

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Mito Clinical Conferences Doctors and nurses advance their knowledge

about identifying mitochondrial diseases, managing adults and children with mitochondrial disorders, and assisting patients with treatment options and coordinated care. www.mitoaction.org/clinicalconference

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Symptom Guide for Clinicians

Doctors and healthcare providers use this online guide to learn about and better manage the complex symptoms of Mito. Visit www.mitoaction.org/guide

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Protocols for Mito Patients

From vomiting and dehydration to surgery, fever or infection, manage these challenges better with clinical protocols. www.mitoaction.org/protocol

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Mito Toxic Medication List

Avoid adverse effects by consulting this list of medications that may have detrimental effects on the mitochondria. www.mitoaction.org/toxins

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