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This survey was developed by a US-based CLN1 family advocacy group, Taylor’s Tale, as an important part of an international project to better understand and advance CLN1 disease clinical care.

All answers will be kept confidential and anonymous. Summary results may be included in future posters or publications on approaches to caring for children and young adults with CLN1 disease.

Directions
Please access the survey by clicking the link below, and ensure only one person completes the survey per patient. If you wish you may work together with your family or other caregivers to complete a single survey. Because the survey is intended to be comprehensive, it includes ~60 questions and may take 60-90 minutes to complete.

If more than one child in your family has been affected by CLN1 disease, please fill out a separate survey for each. For bereaved parents or caregivers, please base your answers on the later stages of your child’s disease or from overall experience.

Important Process Steps
Please complete the survey at one time to ensure your responses are saved. If you close the survey you will have to start from the beginning. Please use only the previous and next buttons at the bottom of each page to navigate (not the web browser back/forward button). The survey will only be available until midnight on Wed 5 June 2019. Note: the survey refers to a deadline of Sunday 2 June; this has been extended for UK families.

For any questions about the survey, please contact Sharon of Taylor’s Tale on sharon@taylorstale.org

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With your support we can help support families living with the devastating diagnosis of Batten disease

The BDFA receives NO funding from Government and are only able to carry out our work because of the strong commitment of our volunteers and fundraisers.

Thank you so much for your support

How your donation can help

£5 a month
provides a support and information
folder for a newly diagnosed family

£20 a month

helps to run our family support services

£50 a month
enables us to run training workshops
for professionals to educate them on
Batten disease