TheClockworkDodo
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Didn't Stephen Hawking live for 55 years with it? There's nothing like confounding the experts ...Well, MND is fatal. If I had a choice, I might want to skip that one.
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mikeyB
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Only 1 in a thousand MND sufferers live as long as that. It’s a nice way to die, though, almost all die in their sleep when the body forgets to breathe.
2-5 years from diagnosis is the going range, with a third dead in one year, and half after two.
2-5 years from diagnosis is the going range, with a third dead in one year, and half after two.
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