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Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease (CMT) is the most common Hereditary Neuromuscular Disease known. It is also known as "Hereditary Motor-Sensory Neuropathy" (HMSN). About one in 2500 people or 2,551,875 people have one of many different forms of CMT world wide.

In this group, we share our feelings as well as life's ups and downs. The latest research, mutual support of people with CMT, their friends, families and medical professionals.

We share good days and the bad as well. If you are dealing with CMT in your life in some way, then it is our hope that you will join our group of caring-sharing people.

Our founder stated: "I may have started this group, but it is a group of and for the members."

Sadly Lamar Stephenson RNC, our founder- passed away 01-10-04. His hopes - dreams were to educate those with CMT and the public about it, to support research in finding a cure and/or better treatments for us all. To also help insure that future generations will not have to suffer with this disease, as we have. We strive to continue his dreams, here at CMT-Support.

Prior to losing Lamar, we also lost two dear friends of the CMT Community, our moderator, Kathleen 'Kat' Lopp Smith in Sept of 2003 and Roslyn 'Roz' Levenstein who at the age of 81, was author of our motto, Get Up-Get Dressed-Get Out. On 3/19/08 we lost Our Dear friend and Moderator, Alice Hilton. 4 VERY special people gone, but not forgotten.

This site WILL continue on- in Memory of, Lamar, Kathleen, Roz, and Alice.

Group Owner:Becky M. Group Moderators:Tina T. - Kay S. - Erin K. - Sharon C. - Jenn R-S LOGO by: Susan Kinney

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This site does not engage in offering medical advice or professional opinions. The information provided here is designed to help support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient and their physician or healthcare provider

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Re: optic nerve disorders
Hi Lana, Sorry I really don't. Perhaps others do. Sal
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Re: optic nerve disorders
I read somewhere that retinal nerve problems are more related to CMT2.  Sal might know more about that. lj ________________________________ From: Daniel
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More Magazine, Feb 2012 issue features Allison Moore with CMT
What a well written article about a gal who is a role model for all CMTers, but also for anyone with any kind of health issues. I salute you, Allison Moore.
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Re: optic nerve disorders
Hi Daniel,   Yes, optic neuropathy is possible with CMT, though it could be other things as well.   Here are a few subtypes where this has been identified:
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