Understanding Huntington's Disease: Symptoms, Progression, and Inheritance

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[Chefabers]

My momma had ALS. People don’t know what these disease are. How my moms would see me. I would do damn near anything for her. She died two weeks prior to Christmas. Thank you for posting this. People just don’t know.

[donnaclara]

THANK YOU for mentioning Huntingtons! It runs in my family and I find it never seems to be mentioned anywhere. So thank you!

[markmorico]

Thanks for being there to cut through the misunderstandings about these diseases its good to have clarification...your words give peace to those in need

[vikkiledgard]

Why are these diseases so fkn cruel?! Terrible. 😢 To anyone suffering from anything, I send you positive thoughts and my love. 🙏🏻♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[markharrison]

I’ve looked after many clients with this disease. From the start of their journey until the end. It’s absolutely heartbreaking.

[jaynefinley]

Thanks for explaining the difference. Great video.

[John-coum]

I remember a singer songwriter named Arlo Guthrie was worried about getting because his father had it. Never did. Always great

[Kyle-gbdq]

Thank you for the info! I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and insights. All my elders(mom, aunts, uncles) are from 74-90something. My step-dad just passed recently from Parkinson's 😢

[dmm]

ALS, as far as Im concerned, is the cruelest condition a person can have😢

[AnntWoods]

😊THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN VERY COMPLEX ILLNESSES.😘

[imliz]

Thanks for this. Please talk about pulmonary fibrosis.

[donnarequa]

Thank you for the ALS info! We are starved for info since my cousin was diagnosed. Thank you! ❤️

[yolandafigueroa]

Awesome information like all others. Blessings 🙌🏽♥️

[sandymarc]

My biggest problem with ALS is you watch your self waste away and you can’t do nothing about it. First you can’t speak ok fine write than you can’t write. my Dad was aware of everything until almost the end after his second heart attack, the third time his heart stopped was the last. See you again Daddy ❤️ you made me who I am today. I achieved so far 90% of the goals I set for myself because you made me believe I could do everything even the confidence to try them. I know my best was always enough for you. We share the same regret or wish. It saddened you your 3 children's didn’t get to meet your mother and now it saddens me your 3 grandchildren so far didn’t get to meet you. Tank you and thank God.

[viankacruz]

Awesome, i took care of a woman who had Huntington’s disease ! Her kids also had the trait .

[chantellekirk]

The Huntington's symptoms shared are similar to reactions to toxic heavy metals. The ALS symptoms match what I experience with exposure to quaternary ammonium compounds. Thankfully I know what to avoid (even though difficult).

[KathyFrost-vs]

My brother in law 54, niece 27 haveHD, my father in law died of it at64, I have never felt this devastation before .. it is the cruelest, way to died, slow and loss of speech, mobility and breath… 😢😢😢😢

[joys]

This one kicked in, just found out that the grandfather of my kids has ALS 😢😢😢

[harrycordell]

I'm so happy you stopped drinking😊❤

[glendaeden]

An interesting fact for you, two of my father-in-law’s siblings developed and passed from ALS.