As soon as her son Enzo was born, Cindy "knew" that something was wrong. Months of isolation, mistrust and misunderstanding followed... a period of diagnostic wandering typical of rare diseases.

Cindy, Lola and Enzo tell their stories of how a rare disease is a daily struggle for families. It's a battle in which each one of them fights his or her own battle... as mother, sister and patient.

<i>"In the world of rare diseases, this manga becomes a beacon of hope. Through its stories, it highlights the challenges, resilience and victories of families affected by myasthenia gravis. A powerful testament to the strength of the rare disease community. We are grateful to Fondation Ipsen for its essential support."
</i>Michael Wilbur

Director of Operations, EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe

<i>"This is the story of three heroes: Enzo, his sister and his mother. Through them, we see courage, strength, solidarity and eternal love."
</i>James A. Levine

MD, PhD, Professor, Fondation Ipsen, President

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

At the age of 20,
<b>Céline Gaudet</b> decided to transform her passion for manga into a profession. She left Montreal to take courses under the direction of a Japanese manga teacher, at AAA-Ecole de Manga. She writes under the pseudonym
<b>Reptilian</b>.