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OUR STORY

96 Hours After Gosuranemab Resumed

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Veteran Don Sladek standing in a tall snowy tree stand in the Northern woods of Minnesota.

On October 12, 2020, within 96 hours of Don's first resumed infusion, Gosuranemab was like adding jet fuel to his body.  Our grandsons recorded all the strength and agility tests I requested.

In August 2020, Don could not do one jumping jack or a push-up.  Now, he could immediately do eight jumping jacks and five push-ups!  In addition, he could balance on his right foot for 4 seconds and his left for six seconds.

Also, on this same day, Don was cutting firewood by swinging an axe over his head!  He spent additional time walking on a variety of terrains. It was as if his body craved movement again.

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Vietnam Era Veteran Don Sladek with his granddaughter, Cadet Corps Company Commander Gracie Sladek at the Bakersfield National Cemetery. with the Wreathes Across America

Don with his granddaughter, Gracie, at the Bakersfield National Cemetery for Wreathes Across America, December 2022

Veterans have a long history on the battlefield with the Soldier's Code,

"Until they are home,

 NO MAN LEFT BEHIND."

Biogen's Gosuranemabe, with a comprehensive care plan, is the best current option for Corticobasal Syndrome and potentially other neurodegenerative disorders.

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