Irish here... Croatin, Irish, and French.

I am Irish.

70 years old --1/2 Irish -fathers side and mothers side Italian.

Have had 2 nasty falls in 5 months ----balacae has gotten so poor/

Broke neck on second fall..

Have had nopain with either, and now have not had any REMIICADEIN ALMOST 7 MONTHS...

KEN CUMMINGS

I'm half Irish and half Mexican and Irish family name was Locker

Part English/Irish/German/Welsh/ and so on and so on.  What was interesting to me when my mom did are family tree, is that she found where a cousin married a cousin . . . And now you know the rest of the story.

And stories of my great-grandmother being using that liquid opium that you see in the old movies for arthritis.

I am part Norwegian and part Irish

I'm Irish and Native American.  Interesting!

I am 1/2 Irish and 1/2 Italian. Irish name is McFarland and Italian name is Desario.

Ha - some of us are Irish, Scottish, German, English, Welsh, Swedish and a little extra. Those are my major DNA contributors, and I can trace part of my family all the way back to the Norman Conquest. All northerners.

My roots are Irish/Scottish per my grandmothers family name Ayers. My grandfathers last name is Lampe which is German though I am told that him and his parents came over from Czechoslovakia and my dad came over with his parents from England. So I am really just your average all American mutt.

I'm polish....i believe my mom has the same thing i do but she has never been DX

Hi Jessica -
My brother and I are 1/2 Irish, 1/2 Polish and both have AS.  
My mom is being tested for Lupus and is 100% Irish.
However, all three of us are Rh positive.

On my mothers side, Grandfather was Irish, Grandmother was Norwegian.

I'm Irish on both side of my family.

1/8 Irish. All American mutt - mostly western European (Irish, English, Scottish, French) with a little Cherokee thrown in. Pretty sure the AS came from the English/Scottish branch.

Sorry, I'm British

Me Me Me  Maiden Family name Curry

Very, very irish. Both sides of the family, one far more than the other.   My Irish grandmother definitely had something - assumed it was severe osteoporisis, but now .  . ?  Her upper back was completely hunched over.   Suspicious.

I'm Irish!! Family names are Kelley and McCann. :-)

I'm part Irish. & from the pictures I Have seen of my grandmother I'm pretty sure she had AS. They didn't know it at the time. But between pics & my mom's stories it sure sounds like AS. Poor thing on a farm in Kansas so long ago with no relief.  We don't have complete relief but thank God They have what they do now!!!