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Imagine walking in shoes with blisters on both feet...it hurts with every step. Such a small sore, yet the pain is throbbing. Now imagine having this level of pain everyday, all day. Would you still be able to smile, laugh, dance and play? Tatum Blackwell can't. She was born with Recessive Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa, a rare skin disease with a big name that means the “glue†that holds our skin intact is missing. The slightest knock, rub and even touch, will blister and even tear off her skin.This "Coffee House" style event, the proceeds will be going towards EB research and helping to offset medical costs for 6 year old Tatum Blackwell who lives here in St. Thomas and suffers from this disease to which there is no cure.donations at the doorAt Coffee Culture 831 Talbot sreet in St. Thomas ON6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
