Dr. Robert Hopkin joins us for an in-depth discussion about the relationship between Fabry & sleep.

On this episode of the FabryCast it is our pleasure to welcome Dr. Gavin Oudit, a distinguished professor, staff cardiologist, & clinician scientist at the University Of Alberta. With his expertise in heart failure, cardiomyopathies, and the impact of COVID-19 on the cardiovascular system, Dr. Oudit’s insights promise to shed light on the intricate relationship between Fabry disease, and cardiac health.

Caregiver, On-call Chaplain, & Counsellor, we are honored to be joined by Sam Wu for this episode of the FabryCast. Sam believes that no one should walk alone, especially when they are feeling sick, & offers up some profound positivity for patients & caregivers alike! This is a must listen for anyone struggling in life, as Sam provides hope for those who need it most. Be rare, be you!

On this episode we are joined by another hero in the community, National Program Manager at the Canadian Fabry Disease Initiative, Kaye LeMoine. With an immense amount of compassion & knowledge, Kaye takes us behind the lab coat so that patients can better understand Fabry testing & why it is so important to get your tests done. We hope this encourages others to take their power back in a positive way. Be rare, be you!

On this episode of the FabryCast: Vancouver based Naturopath & CFA Board Member, the always amazing Dr. Seema Kanwal, guides listeners towards optimal health via perspective, encouragement, & advice on living with Fabry.

On this episode of the FabryCast we answer questions that have come in from the patient community. Dr. Aneal Khan thoughtfully gives insight to the questions listed below:Is Fabry an inflammatory disease? What comes first; left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) or cardiac fibrosis? Patients have reported they experience pain when flying on an airplane - why do you think this could act as a trigger for pain? Is gabapentin okay to be on long-term? Are Fabry patients more at risk...

What is Fabry Disease and how is it passed on in families? Learn about the symptoms patients experience, what parts of the body are affected, and when symptoms usually begin.Have you heard people describe Fabry as “classic, or non-classic?” What does that mean and how do you know what type you have? Learn the foundations of Fabry and why females have such variability on this episode of the FabryCast.