Guest guest Posted March 30, 2002 Report Share Posted March 30, 2002 Welcome , Welcome to you and thank you for your introduction. I was diagnosed as a child myself, way before genetic testing. I know that as much as I hated physical therapy and stretching, once I got in a pool or on a horse, I felt freer and was able to stretch. I am 49 now and still active. I'm not riding, but swimming, bike, walk, garden, etc. Also basic yoga but more for meditation. You are welcome to explore our site, including the informative bookmarks and use of over 3 years of archived posts, on exercise and a very broad range of topics. Again, welcome to ! ~Gretchen/Moderator Acceptance and gratitude are the keys to living positive with CMT! knows CMT does NOT affect our brains or intellectual capacity! CMT affected persons often far exceed average intelligence. Adapting to a (currently) incurable chronic illness and a life of great uncertainity can result in ingenious achievement, heightened creativity and extreme giftedness in developing a unique manner for task accomplishment with the smallest amount of physical effort! Our upbeat slogan is (we) CAN MANAGE THIS! Why? Because we're ALL WINNERS at by sharing our CMT lives with each other in an upbeat, generous and positive manner here at our 'one-of-a-kind' group! During 2001 alone, known, diagnosed cases of CMT disease have spread globally by 62.5%. is committed to bring you not only positive sharing and new resources, but research and regenerative medicine news about CMT as well! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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