A Complicated Gift

“A Complicated Gift”: Erin Moore knew her children had a 25% chance of having cystic fibrosis and, with the birth of her son 10 years ago, her family saw that statistic come to life. Today, Erin is a leading voice in the space of patient engagement and co-design.
She fights every day to preserve her son’s health, why would she call this disease “a complicated gift?” Listen and find out.
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