hi all,47XXY.
my girlfriend and i did the wild thang as we do and she got pregnant, so we
had tests x2 and yes she is, we rang the doc and was told it has happened before
but not lasted a full term, well the 3rd test said no , so looks like i am not
dad..
Rob.x

Michael <shellmicmsfox@...> wrote:
Hi Larry

I am new to this group. So sorry to hear about your mother. It has
been a while since your last posting, so I assume some of the healing
may have begun, but I bet it's still hard. Question for you, how did
you find out you had klinefelter's mosaic, gene test? The reason I am
asking is that I have all the classic symptoms of this including 38C
breasts, rounded hips, thighs, androgenous voice, and the social
challenges of being percieved as gay or effiminate. I have 4 children
however and klinefelter's almost always results in infertility. Thus,
I assumed that I could not have it. Then someone suggested I persue
klinefelter's mosaic and BAM, I think I hit paydirt. Not that I'm
glad to "have " anything, but at least I know why my brain has always
told me "you are part female, part male" even before I had breasts. I
would be VERY interested to hear from anyone else who has a similar
story
Thanks so much
M/M
--- In klinefelterssyndromesgateway@yahoogroups.com, "Larry"
<llpete@...> wrote:
>
> I joined sometime ago, but did not have much to talk about. I have
> mosiac klinfelters. For you that do not know what this is, it means
> some of my genes have an extra X and some do not. My biggest
problem
> is that I am sick all the time and have bad lungs. This past
Saturday
> moring my mother passed away at 81. Missed being 82 by one day.
> Although I told her about the klinfelters, I never told her that
they
> thought I got it from her and her side of the family. I had alway
> told her that I got it from my dad and his side of the family. You
> see my dad passed away in 1987, before I found out I had
klinfelters.
> I believe that there was no need to have her carry that burden the
> last several years.
>
> I am 56 and when I grew up there was no gene testing. I had a
chance
> to go back and read all my report cards from when I was in school
and
> all the signs were there. My mom would work hard with me to learn
and
> learning was hard. I day dreamed alot . My dad would get so mad
> because I could not learn.
>
> My mother smoked for forty years and a two years after my dad died
> she remarried. She stopped smoking then. Although she had heart
> disease and asthma she did not learn until four weeks ago that she
> had lung cancer and of all things it was from asbestos. She never
> worked with this or around it unless it was in a office where she
> worked or one of our homes. I guess I am trying to warn all of you
> that may have lung problems to get a cat scan if you are having
lung
> problems and you are in your fortys or fiftys. I leaned it could be
> in your lungs for twenty to fifty years before the symptons show
up.
>
> For me, I am going back to the doctor and get a cat scan so I will
> know if I have it or not. I can at least plan what life I have left
a
> little better. I am in the grieving process now. We laid her to
rest
> yesterday afternoon and I go back to work tomorrow. For those of
you
> who pray , please keep me in your prayers and I hope to be more
> active in this group in the future.
>






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