HDSA Films presents THE OSBORNS: OUR LEGACY

In this film we introduce the next generation of the Osborn family in their fight against #HuntingtonsDisease.
Produced by the Huntington's Disease Society of America
Directed & Edited by Rae Maxwell
For more info about Huntington's disease, please visit hdsa.org/
#HDSAFilms #LetsTalkAboutHD #HDSAFamily #film #Documentary

[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

I applaud you both for stopping the generational transfer of this disease in your family.

[@cherylpayne6682]

Thank you very much to the Osborn family for sharing their story. I am so happy to see that you chose to take the science route in having your children. I truly wish this had existed when I was having my children. You both are an inspiration.

[@maryanngames9353]

When I was diagnosed with MS almost 34 years ago my son who works in the mental health field told me I should be thankful it’s not HD. I didn’t know what MS was let alone HD. After watching the videos on HD and the people impacted by it I understand now what my son meant. I am so thankful for all with HD these days that there is a way to have children who won’t be born with HD! These stories are so touching to watch and to see how these people handle their lives.
God bless all of you❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JoanneKaattari]

Thank you Osborn family and HDSA for this powerful film. Very inspirational.

[@kathyzager9426]

I really respect your decision concerning your beautiful children.

[@cathymc116]

You and your wife's strength is amazing. The twins are beautiful. Stay happy, healthy and strong.

[@anneoconnor8741]

I am so glad that you got married and had healthy children. Also if I understand correctly 45 repeats is on the low side which means you should be older when you become symptomatic. Thank you for sharing your wonderful family, and much caring to all of you.

[@sdgurlhdzzz]

Thank you for being so open and sharing! Will be praying for you and your family! 🙏😍 So much to be thankful for!

[@Fiona-sg9wh]

Beautiful family. What a horrible disease HD is but you approach it so well and I think that is helpful from what I have seen in people who have it. Thank you for sharing this with us all. Sending you healing thoughts that this illness stays quite for years to come in you. What a gift to your children that you made sure it stopped with you.

[@user-ht4hk3rp2i]

Thank you for this peek into your lives. Sending love, light, and prayers! ♥️🙏

[@queencjb]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. What a wonderful supportive family.

[@kristinevanvalkenburgh2607]

Thank you for sharing your story.

[@paigecline7845]

Thank you so much for sharing your story! Much love!

[@ejgarner53]

Thank you for your voice.

[@mmay6621]

Hoping you are all doing well in 2024.