Guest guest Posted October 7, 2006 Report Share Posted October 7, 2006 Welcome , thanks for introducing yourself. Perhaps would you share about your two mutations, since they are so close (Type 1) As for the 'shaky' feeling - I'm not quite sure what you mean, but this could be 'tremors'. I was already diagnosed for ten years before I got them. Research I have done points to Roussey-Levy Syndrome (aka, CMT with Tremors) which have been traced back to the original family that has Type 1B. CMT affects members of the same family differently and at differnt degrees - perhaps this is why you see this in your son. However, I myself, have a type of CMT 2. No CMT anywhere in my pedigree as far back as I can get records (that was 1750!) I have normal EMG/NCV's with reinnervation and am mildly affected. Life is very full, stimulating, enriching, and exciting for me with work, love, travel, regular exercising, some supplements and a very well maintained diet including extra hydration. I hope you'll meet many friends here and find helpful. ~ Gretchen (Founder and Moderator of ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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