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I had an uncle who died of what was thought to be Lou Gherig's disease, at the time. Having watched the progression of this disease in a relative on the other side of the family, I am not fully convinced he suffered from ALS. Add to that, famillial traits witnessed in my newborn niece which include twitching while stretching the limbs. As far as my sibling is concerned, this never abated with muscular development or age. However, I only experience simillar symptoms during times of deep emotional concern (such as happiness, grief, or anger). This could be attributed to a genetic disorder or it could just be natural. I am 34 and would be curious to get more information about this study. There are bound to be variations on this condition. I can trace my Mosses directly to early residents of Virginia. Please, feel free to contact me as soon as possible.
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