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Last Post: 9:45:01am, 05/04/2024
ai123 posted...
Apparently there are 37 cases of it developing sporadically with no family history.
Well yeah, that's how genetic hiccups initially begin - Someone has to get the genetic mutation first for it to start to spread down the genetic line.
My point moreso was that there is very, very little reason for anyone to be worried about contracting this if they don't have a family history of it. This is one of those cases were you have a better chance of being struck by lightning multiple times in quick succession than developing this later on in life.
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