Historias de Huntingtonsdisease

Luke is -- was -- one of the best goalies in the league, and one of the best his high school has had, but his glory days are coming to a close. He's entering his final year of secondary school -- and piles of ashes are starting to rekindle. His ability to stickhandle a puck doesn't in any way aid his control over his emotions and relationships. On top of that, Luke has to sort out his conflicting nationalistic loyalties as well as find out exactly why his hockey career is sinking to the bottom of the Marianas Trench.

Memoir and analysis of my place in a family with Huntington's disease.

Rosalina Smith's mother is dead so she reluctantly agrees to an offer to attend a boarding school about an hour out of Paris when her workaholic father moves to France for a promotion, but he makes Rosalina keep a secret, no one can know how her mother died, or that she is destined to die the exact same way, because if anyone finds out, her family's world will all come crashing down. And Rosalina will drown in the rubble.

a loud flirty boy named jeongguk and a quiet girl named y/n but she only has 10 years to go left. "don't get to close to her or you'll be dead?!.." ------------ i'm was bored don't judge 😔 also this summery seems very cliche...

Professor of Medicine with Gao Leng Poison Tongue × Rare Disease Gene Carrier Warm and cute, cured, dedicated, and guarding her. She thought her life had already been seen at a glance, but he gave her a romantic and grand future. "You clearly know that I have no future to speak of..." "Su Wei'an, you don't need a future, because I am your future." What he wanted was not the joy of passing by, but the ability to stand together through the storm.

A true memoir written by the child of a family drowning in a disease called 'Huntington's Disease'. Written in fragments of my life.

A story of a daughter, a sister, a wife, and a mother.

Would you marry the man you adored if you knew he had a chance of inheriting one of the cruelest diseases on earth? Therese Crutcher is not a risk taker. Through meticulous planning, she eliminates as much uncertainty from her life as she can. Yet during her senior year of college, blithely planning to marry her beloved John Marin, she is suddenly thrown into turmoil when John's sisters announce they finally know what killed their mother, Huntington's disease; an inherited neurological disease. John and his three older sisters have a fifty-percent chance of inheriting HD, which slowly kills the brain cells that affect movement and cognition. There is still no treatment or cure. John says, "You never know what will happen in life," but his at-risk status shakes Therese to the core. How can she live with such uncertainty? Eventually, Therese takes the biggest gamble of her life and marries the man she loves. When she observes symptoms in Lora, the oldest sister, Therese fears that Huntington's has found her. And when Marcia, the gentle middle sister, is diagnosed with the disease, Therese-with two small children, a career, and a husband now in the prime age range to show symptoms-struggles against the demons that feed her fear. When Marcia's symptoms worsen, John moves her nearby, and Therese lovingly oversees her care. Several years later, Cindy, the youngest, most athletic sister, also develops Huntington's. Thus unfolds a life filled with unpredictability, tough choices, and pain, and yet full of love, good times, and great joy. Therese comes to realize that the uncertainty she willingly took on has opened her heart to love more deeply; that acknowledging her world could change overnight has made her life richer. Life is just too precious to waste a moment on small stuff. And though John's sisters leave this world far too soon, the Marin siblings, she realizes, have taught her about embracing life, forgiveness, and unconditional love.