Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Joseph Molnar
Meet Joseph, our #WarriorOfTheWeek! Learn how #VisualSnowSyndrome symptoms affect Joseph’s life yet how optimistic he is for a cure. ?
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Patrick William
Introducing our #WarriorOfTheWeek! Hear Patrick’s unique story of how he deals with #VisualSnow and how he uses spiritual teachings and learning to expand…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Gabriella Herrera
Meet our next awesome #WarriorOfTheWeek! Hear about Gabriella’s obstacles she faces in school and what she found that helps alleviate…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Chloe Karabas
Introducing Chloe, our #WarriorOfTheWeek! Hear how she learned to use a positive attitude to her advantage by using it to…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Jessica Ryan
Meet our next #WarriorOfTheWeek! Hear how Jessica first discovered she had #VisualSnowSyndrome and how, despite her struggles, she began to…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Carlo Picar
Introducing our #WarriorOfTheWeek, Carlo! Learn his story on how he developed his #VisualSnow, and how he uses photography and video…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Jese Navaranjan
Meet our next #WarriorOfTheWeek! Hear Jese describe how she was able to finally put a name to her condition and…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Leon Bachner
Meet our #WarriorOfTheWeek, Leon! Hear his inspiring story on how he first developed #VS symptoms and how he chose (and…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Lauren Brown
Introducing our next #WarriorOfTheWeek! Hear how Laurel first found out about her condition, how it allowed her to invent an…
Visual Snow Warrior of the Week – Dustin Richardson
Meet our next #WarriorOfTheWeek! Hear about how Dustin came to learn more about his condition and how he uses his…
Share Your Story
Become VSI’s Next Warrior of the Week
Each week, the Visual Snow Initiative features the stories of people with Visual Snow Syndrome from around the world.
Latest Research Articles
-
Visual Syndrome in Traumatic Brain Injury: Effect on Driving
-
New Study: "Visual snow syndrome: recent advances in understanding the pathophysiology and potential treatment approaches"
-
Active VSI-Funded Visual Snow Syndrome Studies
-
4 VSI-Funded Research Studies on Visual Snow Syndrome
-
New VSI-Supported Study Reveals Brain Chemicals, Glutamate & Serotonin, Are Different in People with Visual Snow Syndrome
-
Sierra Domb, Visual Snow: World Health Organization & ICD-11 Testimony
Support Visual Snow Syndrome Research
All donations to the Visual Snow Initiative go directly to Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) research.
Your tax-deductible contribution ensures that global research will continue and makes a positive difference in the lives of people affected by VSS.
