Hydrocephalus Association with Amanda Garzon
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Facebook: @HydroAssoc | Twitter: @HydroAssoc
Website: https://www.hydroassoc.org/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/hydroassoc/featured
Hydrocephalus Association local Community groups: https://www.hydroassoc.org/cause-view/community-network/
WALK to End Hydrocephalus events: hydroassoc.org/walk
HydroAssist mobile app: https://www.hydroassoc.org/hydroassist-mobile-application/
Hydrocephalus Patient Powered Registry (HAPPIER): https://www.hydroassoc.org/happier/
If you'd like to watch the video interview to see the slides Amanda was using you can find it here.
Amanda Garzon, the Hydrocephalus Association's Director of Program Services and Communication, joins me to talk about what hydrocephalus is and how the Hydrocephalus Association is helping those who are affected. If you are anything like I was, you probably have never heard of hydrocephalus - despite the fact it affects over 1 million people in the US.
Additionally, Amanda helped the Hydrocephalus Association create an app - look for HydroAssist wherever you get your apps. This app will allow you to download and store your treatment history, giving you access wherever you may need it - even if you're on vacation in another country. It's secure and robust, with the ability to upload images from MRI and/or CAT scans.
This is a longer interview than normal because I felt it was important to share what hydrocephalus is. I will do my best to break it into chapters like I normally do, so you can scroll through to the sections you are most interested in - however, given my lack of knowledge coming into this discussion I can't promise my chapters will do Amanda's presentation justice.
The "wet/wacky/wobbly" Amanda mentioned:
1) Difficulty walking, feeling like feet are "stuck to the floor"
2) Urinary urgency - eventually leading to incontinence
3) Dementia-like symptoms, often misdiagnosed as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's
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