DH> In November of 1993, our 21-year-old daughter, who seemed quite
 DH> healthy as of that summer, died of this disease.
Most sad.  My condolences.
 DH> (We do not blame the doctor, even though several people suggested that
 DH> we sue for malpractice, since he didn't recognize the disease. That is
 DH> nonsense. He is human, like all of us. His knowledge is finite. We
 DH> have been led to understand that there are only about 25 cases a year
 DH> in the U.S.. He had never seen a case and the hospital had never seen
 DH> a case. How can we blame him?)
You are a reasonable man.  Prudent, too, since it is almost certain you
couldn't win such a case.  I've never heard of this disease.  Can you
tell us what it looks like?  Again, my sympathies.
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