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Help Turn Chicago Blue for Huntington's Disease

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charles michel shineman
11 years ago

Chicago is famous for it Blues ...so I think its a winner

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Robert bess
11 years ago

Please help its deadly sometimes.

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Caroline van Dijk
11 years ago

HD is indeed a devastating disease; complete families miss out on carefree lives.

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sorcha mcguinness
11 years ago

Support from HD Association in Northern Ireland

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Robin Warner
11 years ago

I have had close association with an HD sufferer

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jon hodgkinson
11 years ago

lets raise awareness for HD!

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Craig Thompson
11 years ago

Please turn Chicago blue and make more people aware of this terrible disease.

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Rhonda Holscher
11 years ago

Because HD is so devastating to ALL who experience it, and more awareness needs to be made so that we can create more research to find treatments and a cure, and so that we can find help and support for those so desperately in need until that day comes.

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Hannah
11 years ago

Please support this

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Kari Waldner
11 years ago

✌️

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Rebecca Hood
11 years ago

HD is horrible. Please support this.

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Taran Ahadi @IXICOnews
11 years ago

We have been working in the Huntington's Disease area since 2007 and it's great to see such active work being done to raise awareness of Huntington's Disease.

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angie vestal
11 years ago

Bring awareness to hd cause

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Rudy Miller
11 years ago

Would love to see Chicago in blue. We are still losing loved one's to HD

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Jane Cairns
11 years ago

Good luck everyone. As an excarer we need to get the message to everyone about thid dreadful isease.

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Adam Ziemann
11 years ago

just now

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Courtney Shipman
11 years ago

Please turn Chicago blue for my family who needs hope and a cure for HD!

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Care-Aware Calendar
11 years ago

Let's show that we care about the people who've been impacted by this by amplifying the awareness for Huntington’s Disease Awareness Month, in May! Go #Blu4HD!

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Brandy Thompson
11 years ago

Help Cure HD!

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Laura Jacobs
11 years ago

We need more HD Awareness! HD is the forgotten disease!