Re:Recent Diagnosis/How Much Time?

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Thank you for your warm message. It's great that your son is still

so active. You're right about a positive attitude; since my

diagnosis, I've decided to be less stressed and more appreciative of

life in general.

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> Hi there,

> Sorry about your diagnosis, but welcome to the group. My son

was diagnosed at age 14, he is 17 now and is doing well. No

major symptoms to mention (fatigue can be annoying). He works out

at the local gym, plays bass guitar in a couple of bands and double

bass in another couple. He is always busy!!

> PSC is a shock diagnosis at first but it can be very slow

progressing... keep a positive attitude and enjoy life! It

certainly is not all doom and gloom. This forum is full of people

with wonderful advice... many of whom have been living with PSC for

years.

> Penny.

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> Penny D (Australia)

> Mum of (17) UC 11/04, PSC 2/05

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