title Huntington’s disease, also referred to as HD or Huntington's Chorea, is an inherited trait in which the human nerve cells in the brain break down over time. In the United States, this rare, unwanted disease affects twenty thousand to two hundred thousand people every year. This illness, slowly but surely, will alter the overall person’s functional ability; including physical, social, and mental decline that stops a person from fully living a normal life. Huntington’s Chorea will start to show symptoms between an individual's thirties and forties, the doctors will diagnose these symptoms, and then the patients will go through medication to help lessen the symptoms. When most people think of how they will live their life, they don't
