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They met the criteria for the disability tax credit, i.e.: disabled to a point where it is unlikely that they would be able to work. once an individual is no longer able to be gainfully employed, their un-funded health care costs increase, and there is a potential reliance on other forms of government assistance. at this point in their lives it is not likely that they will be able to save and garner the benefits of this program. the huntington society of canada proposes that the eligibility for the registered disability savings plan be amended, allowing for individuals with huntington disease to save for their future. amending eligibility for the rdsp to include those individuals with a diagnosis of hd or those who have undergone predictive testing and have been determined to be gene positive, will allow them to plan for their future during their most productive employment years, before the symptoms of hd make working no longer possible. don lamont, on behalf of the huntington society of canada, has sent background information and a letter to the minister of finance outlining our position on this proposed change. it will also be important for chapters and individuals who are connected with the hd community to also let their voice be heard. the hsc website has a letter which you can print and send to the hon. jim flaherty letting him know your position, and agreement with the proposal stated above. the letter can be found at huntingtonsociety!