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If you have the gene marker, SOD1, our genetic counsellour said if you live long enough, they believe you will almost positively get the disease. I'm told the jury is still out on this though. If you do not get the disease before you die, but have tested positive for SOD1, you still have the...

If you are interested in local companionship and support with this illness, give me a shout. We are practically neighbors.

ShelleyPatricia.. I am also in the Fraser Valley. Would love to connect!

Well, I find this a most unhelpful and hostile forum when mods don't agree with your viewpoint. It's very unfortunate. I wish you all well and am happy for the blessings that you provide for the people that find what they're looking for here. I do not.

Well, my comments and posts are now all moderated. WOW! Amazing. I see how it is. Goodbye.

Appears my comments are now moderated.. Nice guys.

Well, I suppose that is a very good suggestion. No need to read that forum if it causes me stress. I will respect that. Just as there is no need for people to read this thread if it causes them stress. And I will hope that people respect that as well.

My husband's aunt, cousin and Mom are the only ones who have gone though the genetic testing out of the family. It is assumed that the rest of the family that has had ALS were also. I wonder if it's possible that they were not though. I need to ask the clinic that question.

Unknowingly, I married into an SOD1 family. Would I had I known? Very good question. Not sure. Would I have had kids the old fashioned way? Probably not. Who knows though. Is it safe to assume that my husband has the SOD1 marker now, yes. We had suspected the disease for about 2 years now...

Oh Laffy.. I wish I could trust in Him as much as you do. Really wish i could.