Let’s face it: When it comes to Primary Periodic Paralysis (#PPP), sometimes people just don’t get it. They don’t understand how you can be fine one minute and unable to move the next. They don’t know why, during a #paralysis attack, you’re unable to get yourself moving again. But Joe does get it.
Joe is a Patient Access Manager (PAM) with the Xeris CareConnection™ team. Every day, Joe’s inspired to help people living with PPP by listening to their stories, being a shoulder they can lean on and connecting them with resources, including information about a treatment option for PPP.
Joe and the entire Xeris CareConnection™ team understand the challenges you face with PPP and are in your corner every step of the way.
To learn more or to connect with someone from Xeris CareConnection™, visit: bit.ly/3WVwBJe.
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Periodic Paralysis is an extremely rare disease and you may have a lot of questions, a great resource to help find answers can be found at the PPA website at www.periodicparalysis.org
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