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When Kyle Bryant was a kid, he grew up in California, kind of like your everyday kid

running around, playing with all of his friends, super active, athletic, outdoors all the

time, his whole family was. And then in his late teens, something started to change.

He noticed that he was struggling with his stability and balance and strength through

a certain extent and normally a super active kid and an athlete he was starting to sort

of see declines in his performance that nobody could really explain. That led to a whole

bunch of questions, a whole bunch of medical professionals being in the mix and eventually

a diagnosis of something called Friedrich's ataxia or F.A. for short, which is a neuromuscular

condition that is progressive in nature. And as of now at least there's no treatment

or cure for it. He was about 17 when he got that and he had to make some decisions about

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