Re: pregnancies and deliveries in CMT

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Yes, this afternoon I was thinking about the issues of maternal

severity and progression. I was also thinking about women's hips being

tighter/or not with CMT in relation to pregnancy. I too would like to

see a more current study and done here in the U.S.

Thanks for your feedback on the articles and abstracts, I believe it is

important for those of us with CMT to have as much access to

information as possible. Before the I-Net there was the newsletter,

before that, there was nothing except what the doctor said.

We've come along way, I just get impatient sometimes for new treatments

to come our way. I mean it took over 100 years since Charcot and

colleagues " named " CMT to 2003 where Dr. Sahenk announced the first

human CMT trials of NT-3. My personal hope is things start moving a bit

faster in the treatment area!

~ Gretchen