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Old 06-26-2015, 07:30 PM #7
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Which side of the family is your uncle on? Your mother or your father? You can have evident symptoms of CMT when you are young, old, or in-between. Or you may never have evident symptoms but still can pass CMT on.

I know a gal and her brother who have CMT. They could never figure out where it came from. However, when their father was 80 they diagnosed him with Parkinson's Disease. However, further testing confirmed CMT. That is who they got it from - their father. If he had died before that they never would have known.
It's my father's brother and he will turn 80 this October. When I last saw him 2 years earlier he didn't appear the way he does now.
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