I have a question, are the odds for getting BHDS always 50% if a parent has it?

Of the 14 people in my family that have been tested so far, 14 out of 14 have tested positive for BHDS. This seems to defy all odds, especially given that 8 of these people are asymptomatic.

Does any one have any ideas, are we really unlucky or is something else going on?

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