'I Am A Zebra!' makes sense of paraganglioma, a rare disorder


I Am A Zebra: Making Sense of A Rare Disorder is Patsy Kam’s honest account of her experiences with paraganglioma, from diagnosis to treatment. - do not reuse

Journalist Patsy Kam gives a moving account of her struggles with a rare disease, paraganglioma, in her book I Am A Zebra!

There is a saying in medical school: when you hear hoofbeats, think of horses, not zebras.

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