Cure AHC

10/31/2026

🎃 Happy Halloween from your Cure AHC family! Wishing everyone a safe evening filled with treats and smiles. 🍭

Thank you to everyone who painted pumpkins and raised awareness for AHC this spooky season.👻

10/21/2026

A heartfelt thank you to The Dairy House for raising awareness of AHC and epilepsy in the UK while honoring Toby’s memory. Your half-purple pumpkin is a beautiful reminder of the love and support that connect our AHC community across the world.

Half purple ,Full of purpose 💜
In loving memory of Toby, we paint purple pumpkins to raise awareness for epilepsy and Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood (AHC)
The half-purple pumpkin carries a special meaning,representing the episodes of weakness or paralysis that can affect one side of the body. By participating,we keep Toby’s memory alive while standing together with the AHC community.

10/14/2026

Looking for a simple way to support Cure AHC? 💙🧡

From bake sales to fitness classes and restaurant giveback nights, there are so many creative ways to get involved!

Hosting your own fundraiser can be a great way to bring people together, spread awareness, and support important AHC research and family programs.

Interested in hosting your own fundraiser? Let us help
[email protected]

10/12/2026

Set your alarms for tonight 9pm EST!

https://zoom.us/j/95054818315

🎙️ AHC After Hours 🎙️

🌙 For the caregivers who never clock out

This virtual group is a chance to:
💬 Connect with others who truly get it
🤝 Share encouragement and ideas
☕ Take a little time for yourself
🎙 Explore special topics and guest-led sessions

And because we know AHC kids don’t always sleep on schedule (or at all!), caregivers are always welcome to join with their child if needed. This is a flexible, judgment-free space for real-life connection and encouragement.

10/09/2026

🎄 Help Make Christmas Special for Kids at Duke Children’s Hospital ❤️

Last year, the Kilworth and Wuchich families had the privilege of delivering nearly 300 toys to children and families spending Christmas at Duke Children’s Hospital.

Sadly, Kim is not with us this year, but her daughter Alyssa and Renee Wuchich are carrying on this special tradition in her honor. ❤️

This year, our focus is on items that bring comfort and a little extra joy to children and families during their hospital stay, especially cozy blankets and Squishmallows.

If you’d like to help, They created an Amazon list with some ideas. Anything purchased directly from the list will be shipped to Renee Wuchich. If you’d prefer to purchase something outside of the list and need her shipping address, please reach out to us directly.

Every donation, big or small, can help make an incredibly difficult time a little brighter for a child and their family.

Thank you for helping us continue this meaningful tradition and for making Christmas a little more special at Duke Children’s Hospital.

Amazon List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2GZ30V0O8WLVS?ref_=wl_share

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

Half purple. Full of purpose. 🎃💜

This fall, paint half your pumpkin purple to honor those living with epilepsy and raise awareness of Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood (AHC).

The half-purple pumpkin carries an added meaning for the AHC community, representing the episodes of weakness or paralysis that can affect one side of the body.

A little paint can start a meaningful conversation! Share your pumpkin, tag Cure AHC, and help us spread awareness.

09/30/2026

It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of another beloved child in our AHC family, at just 17 years old.
His mom shared these beautiful words:
“To my sweet baby boy,
Mommy, Daddy, and Sissy are going to miss you so much. You fought so hard in your 17 years of life. Your smile could light up any room, and your eyes could tell a story.
We love you, sweet boy, and will miss you forever. I hope you’re running, dancing, and laughing in heaven—and watching endless episodes of SpongeBob.
You can rest now.”
Our hearts are with his family and all those who loved him. We will remember his beautiful smile, his strength, and the joy he brought to those around him.
Rest peacefully, sweet boy. 💜

09/27/2026

Another International ATP1A3 Symposium has concluded and we are feeling rejuvenated and refocused on what lies ahead.

Meaningful research updates, new ideas, and plenty of time to connect with one another. Events like these, bringing some of the most talented individuals from around the world, truly bring us closer and closer to our ultimate goals of bettering the future for families afflicted with AHC and ATP1A3 disorders.

We thank AFHA for having us for such a wonderful event and look forward to seeing everyone next year!