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Old 08-30-2006, 02:26 PM #1
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Default Rare Mitochondrial Disorders
FWIW, I have MELAS, one of the many types of mitochondrial disorders, also known in the short form as just mito. Thought I'd start a thread on this family of disorders in case anybody had a question about it, anybody wants to share that they are suspect or diagnosed with mito or any other reason that you might want to post in this thread. LOL

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