badhorsie
Mouth operational, brain elsewhere...
This story breaks my heart in so many ways but surely it is wrong that her children don't know, this must impact on them later in life
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But it is a hormone-based illness and being a male, it will be easier to stay on top of the illness because he will never be pregnant, so there will never be that gap when it is dangerous to expose the patient to scans and radiation.
Having been told that one of the boys has the same gene, Im not letting anyone know which twin it is because I dont want people to treat them differently.
The only person who knows is my brother just in case something happens to me.
A very sad story. Hopefully they're getting lots of help.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...herits-gene-caused-illness.html#ixzz1LwT4YEtU
I'm not sure why the results of medical tests of minors are published in Daily Mail, never mind they're not telling which twin is which. Why does the world need to know?