Dave Osborn's HD Campaign

Most of you know I was diagnosed with asymptomatic Huntington's Disease (HD) in the early 1990s at Johns Hopkins while in the Air Force. Now, 30 years later, I am still deeply engaged with them.  I have volunteered for everything from studies to drug trials of one sort or another.  And Johns Hopkins has provided me with first class care.  HD is a neurological disease that is hereditary and has no cure.  Most recently, I participated in a drug trial that was unfortunately halted due to safety issues.  

In consideration of May as Huntington's Awareness Month, and of my birthday in early June, please help me reach our goal of $10,000 this year in support of Johns Hopkins Medicine.