Thursday, October 18, 2012

The Mystery Disease !!!

Mystery disease !!!! The name itself has the meaning,"mystery" that means neither any one does know the cause, nor even the name of the disease. Many diseases are throwing a challenge for researchers and doctors all around the world. Most of these diseases are so exotic and dangerous that we doesnt' even know the root cause. Such diseases when hit the humans, will cause a serious nebulic situation where we cant proceed with the treatment.

Can any one dare to imagine? , A small cute little girl who is always indulged in fun and laughter, who doesnt' know anything other than love and affection is now prone to such a condition where she has left nothning to her parents except agony.

Brianna Skriver was a bouncy, blond "wild child" who loved playing dress-up and jumping rope with her fellow 5-year-olds, according to her mom. But a mysterious illness swiftly stole her ability to walk and talk, leaving her family desperate for answers.
It all started at a soccer game.
"I noticed she was running differently and falling a lot," said Skriver's mom, Tammy Skriver, a single mother of two in Central Florida. "When we got home I said, 'Show mommy how you skip' -- she loved to skip -- and she couldn't do it."
Skriver became increasingly lethargic, and soon began drooling and wetting the bed. Within a year, she could no longer walk. And by age 9, she needed a feeding tube. But countless blood tests, biopsies, brain scans and spinal taps have failed to uncover the cause of her ever-worsening condition.
"Doctors say it's a neurodegenerative disorder, but they don't know what it is or why it's happening," said Tammy Skriver, talking through tears. "It's excruciating. I get down on my knees all the time and just pray this is a dream."
 Now doctors arent' able to judge what is the root cause of this condition.
This is high-time for researchers to take a forward step in research and i strongly urge that governments all around the world should endorse the research firms and encourage in research.

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