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School of Fish offers an intimate portrait inside one family's seasonal salmon rituals and their connection to the Bristol Bay Fly-Fishing and Guide Academy, where local youth are empowered through fly-fishing to serve as guides and conservationists.
Identical twins, Adam and Neil Pearson, are navigating life in South London with a rare genetic disorder, neurofibromatosis; despite their identical DNA, the twins are affected in vastly different ways.

Maddox's life was complicated even more by a tumor on his optic nerve caused by NF.

Kylie suffers from a rare genetic disease called neurofibromatosis, which from birth affected her left eye; she has never been able to see from it, as she got older, the plexiform tumors caused her eye to be removed.

Aidan Fraser has undergone 20 major surgeries and been on five different chemotherapies in 17 years due to NF.

Travis has lived in the fear of breaking his bones most of his life; from the age of two, a tumor caused by a rare disease called neurofibromatosis has been growing from his spine down his leg.
Jada Smoot is a lively, sweet 11-year-old just starting middle school who likes to swim, bike and spend time with her friends; her mother, Teaqua, is starting a new job with United Airlines and enjoys reading.

For over a decade, Barbie Carter was among the thousands on individuals living on Skid Row, Los Angeles. After being approved for housing, she forges a bond with an aid worker, and together they work to keep her off the streets.