Huntington's Disease
Last Updated: 05-Feb-2009
Huntington's disease (HD) is an inherited brain disorder passed from parent to child via a defective gene. Onset usually occurs at age 35-45 years, after which people experience a steady decline over the next 20 years or so.
Personal stories are a valuable source of information and reassurance. They present first-hand accounts of the day to day challenges others have faced, and give insights into the coping strategies they have used.
View the video clips below to learn more about the patient and carer experience of Huntington's Disease through the personal stories of patients, friends, family and carers.
