Fabricio | Argentina

Patient Advocate Spotlight
Written By Erin Corradi

Fabricio | Argentina 

 

In 2009 I was diagnosed with a high level of ornithine. I take pyridoxine and creatine daily. As a child, sunlight bothered me. I had cataract surgery in 2007 and 2008. In 2014, an OCT scan showed macular edema. I studied journalism and psychology and I work at the National Institute of Agricultural Technology. In 2013 I got a certificate of disability which helps to cover expenses for glasses and medication and a walking cane. I have tried reiki, alternative therapies, yoga, and acupuncture, as a way to bring more energy. The low protein diet has been difficult to follow. This year I went back to the recommendations of my nutritionist and redid my diet with low protein components.

 
Erin Corradi

I partner with small businesses—whether emerging or established—to build distinctive brand experiences, intuitive websites, and strategic foundations for lasting growth. Every business has a unique story, and my approach is intentionally bespoke: grounded in a deep understanding of your goals, informed by data, and tailored to create meaningful results.

I bring a strategic lens to every engagement, combining analytical rigor with creative vision. Together, we move beyond ideas to craft clear, actionable pathways to success—refining your message, enhancing your digital presence, and building the systems that enable your business to thrive in a competitive landscape. My work isn’t about templates or quick fixes; it’s about creating enduring value through thoughtful collaboration and expert execution.

https://erincorradi.com
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