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Kinda a Nice Vegetarian Diet

Blood spot screening | 4:48
Recorded on October 15, 2018
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Joe and Becca talk with each other about their non-identical twins, Sam and Grace, who both have PKU. The twins share what living with PKU is like for them and Joe shares his approach and advice when talking with newly diagnosed families.
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Press & Media
MinneStories™: Stories of Minnesota's Newborn Screening Program | StoryCorps
Everybody's a Storyteller | University of Minnesota Alumni Magazine
IPR Teams Up with Minnesota Department of Health for MinneStories™ Series | IPR College of Creative Arts
Acknowledgements
We wish to extend our thanks to the families who have shared their MinneStory™ with us about the impact of newborn screening. We would like to thank StoryCorps Legacy who inspired this project and trained us. It would not be possible without the hard work & continued efforts of the students of The Institute of Production and Recording and Sudden Media who help us to produce the content that you listen to. Finally, we would like to thank our listeners for creating greater awareness about public health by sharing these MinneStories™.