Re: pregnancy/CMT-free children

[Guest guest]

, you might want to consider pre-implantation for your pregnancy -

the result being a CMT-free child. Here's a research report I wrote

awhile back.http://www.cmtworld.org/epublisher/publish/article_0061.php

You can print it and take it with you to the consultation. We have some

posts on this in our archives too. Since CMT is in your family, you

might want to be tested yourself.

~ Gretchen

[Guest guest]

Thank you Gretchen! That article was very helpful! We are being set up w/ gene

specialists at 's Hopkins. My GYN mentioned a similar process to this for

Cystic Fibrosis. He said we could be prescreened to determine if either of us

have the gene. I'm definitely going to have the gene spec. tell me what I need

to do for a proper CMT diagnosis.