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CMT, also called Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, is one of the most common inherited neurological disorders. It is a form of muscular dystrophy that causes weakness and loss of sensation in the feet, legs, hands and arms. CMT itself does not directly impact life expectancy or cause death. However, secondary complications like Show Full Answer
Hi, my name is Dan Miller. I've known about my CMT all my life, but was in denial for many years. I finally took a doctor's advice and had some orthotics made by hand by a guy who knows CMT well. This took most of my foot and toe pain away, and therefore kept me able to be active. I'm so thankful God showed me this path. The orthotics have straightened my ankles and knees, so that I am an inch taller. I'm sixty years old now, and while the CMT is progressing more with age, I'm still able to get around ok. Haven't seen anything from it yet that may shorten my life, just maybe my mobility. But I am very thankful for my opportunities.
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