Media in the (near) future:

Media in the past:

• Wed 5 feb 2003: Broadcast of 'Jong', a Dutch talkshow with a Dutch Moebius Patient.
• Wed 9 oct 2002: Mir@kel, childrens program: Z@ppelin.
• Tue 3 Apr 2001: Vinger aan de pols.
• Sat 21 Apr 2001: Hoera, een kind: Jessica.
• 1 jan 2000:
  During the turn of the century, Peter and Anne-Claudine were married in New-Sealand. There was a news broadcast of this event on RTL 4.
• 20 oct 1998:
  there was a TV broadcast about the smile surgery.
• 10 oct 1998:
  'de Telegraaf' wrote an article on the smile surgery one of our patients will undergo.
• 22 june 1998
  a repetition of the broadcast from Catherine Keyl.
• 11 june 1998:
  At RTL 4 - Oprah Winfrey, about 2 girls with the Moebius Syndrome.
• 9 may 1998:
  Haarlems Dagblad. There is an article about Hymke Gudde.
• 10-jan-1998:
  There were the recordings for the program 'Lieve Martine', broadcast was on 13 january 1998 19:07 hours.
• 27 dec 1997:
  De Telegraaf: there was a serial story to our now famous article from de Telegraaf of 23rd of august.
  The article is placed in de Telegraaf of 27th of december.
• 21 oct 1997:
  Recordings for a TV-show with Catherine Keyl about the Moebius Syndrome,
  broadcast was on the 8th of december, 1997 (RTL 4)
• October 1997:
  'Het Beste' article about Chelsey Thomas, who had an operation carried out by the Canadian dr. Zuker.
• 31 oct 1997 09:50 - 11:00
  NCRV radio 5 (Plein Publiek) about the Moebius Syndrome.
  You can order a cassette, however, it is in Dutch.
• 29 oct 1997:
  An article in de Gelderlander "Leven met een dubbele tong" (Life with a double tongue), about Maud Luyten.
• 4 oct 1997:
  An article in het Parool. "Een aandoening die niemand kende" (A difference nobody knew).
• 1 sep 1997:
  An article in het Nederlands Dagblad. "Oorzaak Moebius onbekend, stichting voor 'mensen zonder glimlach'" (Causes of the Moebius Syndrome are unknown. A Foundation of people without smile).
• 23 aug 1997:
  An article in de Telegraaf. "Moebius Syndroom: leven zonder lach" (Moebius Syndrome, a life without a smile).