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Re: [One Big Huntingtons Family] Re: Huntingtons Advice Please   Message List  
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Re: [One Big Huntingtons Family] Re: Huntingtons Advice Please

If you did have HD, then it would show up in your blood work. A brain scan has
nothing to do with it. The disease normally progresses for 10-15 years. It
starts with very sudden movements, loss of balance, bad memory, etc. Then it
slowly progresses to the disease you know about. We all hope for a cure soon,
and luckily everyday brings us closer. I will be tested very soon. I have an
appointment with an HD doc this wednesday, and i am hoping i can begin the
testing then. Cross your fingers!
-Shannon
Fri Oct 22, 2004 2:44 am

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Hey karl You're safe. There's no HD in your family, so you can't get it. If you ever need to talk though, feel free to contact me. By the way, where are you... 		shabs96@...
monkeybear83
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5:00 am

hi shannon thanks for the emails. what it is i get a slight movement of the head, arms and legs which last for about 1 second. last night i got really worried...
Karl Price
karlmprice
Offline Send Email 		Oct 16, 2004
1:53 am

Hi Karl, It is very possible that your movements are just a side effect of the anti-depressants. It is quite hard to diagnose over the internet, especially...
shabs96@...
monkeybear83
Offline Send Email 		Oct 18, 2004
2:58 am

Hi thanks for your emails, so is there any chance at all then that i could get HD with no family history? I know my dad has seen a neurologist afew times in...
Karl Price
karlmprice
Offline Send Email 		Oct 21, 2004
12:31 pm

If you did have HD, then it would show up in your blood work. A brain scan has nothing to do with it. The disease normally progresses for 10-15 years. It...
shabs96@...
monkeybear83
Offline Send Email 		Oct 22, 2004
2:44 am

hi give me your honest opinion though do you think that i have HD? is it almost impossible to get it with no family history? and you would know wouldnt you if...
Karl Price
karlmprice
Offline Send Email 		Oct 22, 2004
4:36 pm

I don't often post, but had to say that I will be remembering your test on Wednesday Shannon. It is such a big step for you to take, whatever the outcome - my...
Tom Lister
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Offline Send Email 		Oct 22, 2004
10:48 pm

Thank you so much! I am so nervous, but excited at the same time. I just hope he can give me good news soon. I am in dire need of it! -Shannon...
shabs96@...
monkeybear83
Offline Send Email 		Oct 25, 2004
3:11 am

Let us know how you get on. I'm sure everyone on here will be wishing the best for you. Tom ... From: shabs96@... To:...
Tom Lister
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Offline Send Email 		Oct 25, 2004
7:44 pm

Hello, I was wondering if you would be interested in doing a Female only support group in Florida.. if you would can you please email me privately at...
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Offline Send Email 		Oct 25, 2004
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