[mlc9852]

Very strange, especially that it supposedly has never been seen before. I often assume medical science knows almost everything these days and that if something can't be cured, it most certainly can at least be identified. I guess there is always a lot to learn.

[COEXERJ145]

Sounds like whatever she has (obviously some kind of genetic disorder) causes a lot of other health problems. It is possible that others who have had it have died at a younger age and the condition was diagnosed as something else.

[RobRoy]

>>I guess there is always a lot to learn.<<

That's the understatement of the year. And don't dare say it on a Crevo thread! 8^>

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

I thought this had been seen before. I could swear I remember the story of a guy who was in his late 20's or early 30's who looked 10 or so. They interviewed him and he spoke about how difficult it was to get served in bars. I think he's an actor from NYC?

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

I often assume medical science knows almost everything these days and that if something can't be cured, it most certainly can at least be identified.

I was actively having a heart attack in my doctor's office 18 months ago. He gave me an EKG, a prescription for heart burn meds and sent me home.