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Record a Video, Receive A Rarity T-Shirt!

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@happygirl – this looks perfect for you with all your videos! If you or anyone else from the boards does this, please let me know

Help Rare Patient Voice spread the word to other patients and caregivers about RPV by submitting a short video on your experience with us. Check out the growing group of patients and caregivers who have recorded stories: https://rarepatientvoice.com#sharevoice. As a thank you for recording a video, we will send you a Rarity zebra plushie AND enter you in a raffle to win a $100 Amazon gift card.

Follow these steps to record and submit your own video!

Step 1: Scan with code below with the camera app from your Apple/Android mobile device or click the link below!

https://admin.storyvine.com/app_users/sign_up/Sharing_My_Voice

Step 2: Download the Storyvine app from the App Store or Google Play

Step 3: Film and upload your video!

To thank you for recording a video, we will send you a Rarity zebra plushie AND enter you in a raffle to win a $100 Amazon gift card. Congratulations to Natalie of California, our January 3 raffle winner! Our next raffle will be held in early February.

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