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Don't Know What to Do Next: COVID & Lung Conditions

Lung Health | Last Active: Jun 9, 2021 | Replies (96)
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@thomason

Dear oldkarl, Really...hmmm. That is something I will definitely look into. Sounds very thorough and uniquely modern. Thank-you for the caring thoughts! I hope you are doing better too.

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nannette | @nannette | Mar 23, 2021

@thomason @oldkarl I highly recommend oldkarl's advice about the genetic sequencing. I've just recently started talking to a geneticist and it's fascinating. It kind of shows you what you're up against and what to be mindful of. I did mine through selfdecode.com. I don't know who's better or who to recommend but I bet any of these three mentioned would serve you well. Nan

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oldkarl | @oldkarl | Mar 23, 2021

@thomason Truth is, at my age and the packages of DNA issues I have, just to know I am alive is about all I can ask for. And I was able to walk (with a rolling walker, of course) about a mile today. When I was born, the doc told my folks I would never see my 3rd birthday.

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Sue, Volunteer Mentor | @sueinmn | Mar 23, 2021

Here is a link to how and why DNA sequencing can help in diagnosis and treatment. It may not be easy to find help because this methodology is still in its infancy.
https://individualizedmedicineblog.mayoclinic.org/2019/04/23/editorial-why-dna-sequencing-is-an-effective-tool-for-patient-care/

Sue

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