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Hi to all,

Recently I was diagnosed with an elevated left side Diaphragm and sent to a

pulmonary specialist, which had heard of CMT, but never had a person have only

one side of their Diaphragm elevated instead of both. He did a test to find out

that my Diaphragmwas not paralzed at this time, which is good news. He said at

this time my lung capacity is diminished by about 20%, because of the Diaphragm

pushing up against my left lung.

This is something that will have to be monitored every 6 months unless I get

sick. I just turned 50 and think I have CMT1A, had the blood test but came back

inconclusive. My nerve conduction test points towards CMT1A, had this 5 years

ago, but have known I had same thing as my father since I was 33, just had no

name for it other than hereditary neuropathy. Never heard of CMT until 5 years

ago. This site has been a God send, helping me learn things about my condition.

I hope this info helps someone.

Connie

P'burg, OH

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Hi Connie,

I am glad you enjoy this list as much as I do. Gretchen our

moderator works very hard for us. I don't know what I would do without her.

Can asthma medicine help you with your breathing? For years I couldn't get a

full breath until I started taking advair for asthma. I feel much better now.

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