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Ya know, its a very interesting question, Alyssa. My Alyssa's only real symptom of CF was the MI. As they were testing, they kept thinking well maybe it won't really be CF. But you know how the "she looks too healthy" thing goes.
All I can say about the fact that she had an MI and is yet PS is that she has a really weird combination of mutations. Mine is the somewhat more common W1282X -- is the ashkenazie jewish one and is a class one, usually associated with quite severe symptoms. The other one is EXTREMELY rare, according to Ambry, she is one of just 6 patients diagnosed with this gene mutation. Only one of those 6 is an adult, and he was diagnosed through CBAVD. 5 of the 6 of them are PS, but one is PI; so basically we don't know what is going to happen as this progresses. I've been told that its possible for her to become PI in time. I hope not, but we'll have to wait and see.
The doctors have not said that this is odd, but it sounds odd ot me -- I mean wouldn't an MI mean there is some pancreatic problem. The doctors did actually said that maybe the MI wasn't CF related -- but she does have CF, so how can that be?????? Just a really bizarre coincidence that forced us to get her diagnosed???? I don't know, I have more questions than answers I suppose.
Sorry for taking over your post Jason!!!
All I can say about the fact that she had an MI and is yet PS is that she has a really weird combination of mutations. Mine is the somewhat more common W1282X -- is the ashkenazie jewish one and is a class one, usually associated with quite severe symptoms. The other one is EXTREMELY rare, according to Ambry, she is one of just 6 patients diagnosed with this gene mutation. Only one of those 6 is an adult, and he was diagnosed through CBAVD. 5 of the 6 of them are PS, but one is PI; so basically we don't know what is going to happen as this progresses. I've been told that its possible for her to become PI in time. I hope not, but we'll have to wait and see.
The doctors have not said that this is odd, but it sounds odd ot me -- I mean wouldn't an MI mean there is some pancreatic problem. The doctors did actually said that maybe the MI wasn't CF related -- but she does have CF, so how can that be?????? Just a really bizarre coincidence that forced us to get her diagnosed???? I don't know, I have more questions than answers I suppose.
Sorry for taking over your post Jason!!!