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Richard Engel on how son Henry’s legacy will aid search for cure
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April 13, 2023
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7:41Now PlayingNBC’s Richard Engel and his wife, Mary, lost their beloved son Henry to a rare genetic neurological disorder called Rett syndrome. Now they're helping Henry’s legacy live on in cutting edge research. "We have a vendetta against this syndrome and we want to cure it. We don't want any other child to lose their life." Mary Engel says.
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