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Viking disease
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11/18/2004 23:07
Martin 
11/18/2004 23:07
Martin 
Blue eyes

Brown eyes, DC in both hands. This conjecture is definitely false on many counts.

11/18/2004 23:01
Alan

not registered

11/18/2004 23:01
Alan

not registered

Eye colour

BLUE Eyes and Viking genes here!

11/18/2004 23:42
Elizabeth 
11/18/2004 23:42
Elizabeth 
Eye colour

Eye colour for members of the family with DC

1. father had hazel eyes
2. Brother has hazel/brown
3. Sister has hazel/brown
4. Husband has hazel eyes
5. His mother had blue eyes with flexs of brown
6. Husbands uncle had hazel eyes

We run the gamut

Elizabeth

11/19/2004 23:28
paulette

not registered

11/19/2004 23:28
paulette

not registered

EYE COLOR

green eyes..DC in both hands and feet and have had for over 45 years...think there is more of a corralation with the severity and how long you've had the disease than eye color..if only more research was being done..

12/07/2004 23:54
frank 
12/07/2004 23:54
frank 
Eyes

Blue eyes

12/08/2004 23:23
Eddie 
12/08/2004 23:23
Eddie 
Eyes

I think that color of eyes is really irrelivant to te cause and onset of Dupuytren's Disease.

I am male Ireland and blue eyes. And have it in both hands not sure that it is the cause of dupuytrens.

The onset of the condition in my hand was troma.

Speak soon guys

Ed

12/28/2004 23:45
Peggy

not registered

12/28/2004 23:45
Peggy

not registered

Eyes

I am a female and celtic background, with hazel eyes. My father (Scottish) had brown eyes and my mother (Welch & English) had blue eyes.

12/30/2004 23:58
Janice 
12/30/2004 23:58
Janice 

Eyes

Grey/blue eyes/fair hair - appearance typical "Viking" stock, though do not know historical background. NO family history of this disease (even grandparents). Early thirties when contracted this. No other health issues.

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