Seersha Sulack’s childhood has been anything but ordinary.
For the first five years of her life, hospital rooms replaced playgrounds. Doctor visits took the place of playdates. Weekly injections became all too familiar. And avoiding exposure to germs always took priority.
Just days after birth, Seersha was diagnosed with ADA-SCID (adenosine deaminase-deficient severe combined immunodeficiency) — a rare genetic condition, also known as “bubble baby disease,” that impairs the immune systems of children.
Despite the constraints of her early life, Seersha remained driven by resilience and ambition. Now, at just 7 years old, she is a fearless self-advocate
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