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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In the middle of the night a door slams The awful scent of cigarettes floats upward penetrates my nostrils Insomnia keeps him up and restless Lying here I hear, smell and know that the worst is yet to come Huntington's Disease slowly destroys brain cells Mutant form of huntingtin aggregrates within the brain It touches the connectors and interfers with the synaps Extra dopamine causes his need for instant gratification I taste the tears as they spill tumbling down Feel the his fear, his terror of what lies ahead I can hear his hurtful words as his temper flairs Thankful for his hugs when he is calm I am glad that he is able to work for inability lies ahead Unless some researcher somewhere finds a treatment If not only downhill slide is inevidible Destruction of the brain will leave him unable to even swallow Let my tears spill down, overflow touch upon my face Taste the salt as they touch my lips Let me face the daylight hours with courage and strength Today he might stumble and fall into the horrors of the disease Contest: In A Relationship With Disabled Person Sponsor: W. Thomas Markham One famous person with Huntington's Disease was Woody Gutherie If you care to you can type in Woody Gutherie on YouTube and hear him..
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