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Old 09-09-2008, 02:27 AM #1
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Default Hey has anyone ever heard of "stiff man's disease"?

I'm serious. I know there is such a disease and my late father had it. Unfortunately, I did not know him. He left when I was about 2 y/o. From what I know this is similar to PD but there is a blood test for it that the Yale Med. Ctr says is 99% accurate at detecting it. Thanks.
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