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Happiness is an Attitude

Aisha Chaudhary was born with SCID, Severe Combined Immune Deficiency. She currently also suffers from pulmonary fibrosis. We can all learn to appreciate life a little more after hearing the inspiring words of this amazing young lady.

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Severe combined immunodeficiency disease is the most serious primary immunodeficiency disorder. The defining characteristic of SCID is the absence of T cells and, as a result, lack of B cell function as well. Unless these defects are corrected the child will die of opportunistic infections before their first or second birthday. SCID can be caused by several different genetic defects, most of which are hereditary. In the past, children with this disorder were kept in strict isolation, sometimes in a plastic isolator or "bubble". Bubbles are no longer used as a standard of care, but the name remains a part of the history of SCID.
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