Who can be in this study?, You must be 18-50 years old. Have two or more of the following symptoms: GI, Brachydactyly, Joint Pain. You must not donate blood during the duration of the study. Prior to study start, you must be on a stable medication dose for the past 6 months., Are there risks to me if I'm in this study?, As a part of this study you will be asked to complete a blood draw. The risks of blood draws are: pain, bruising, swelling, black or blue marks, dizziness, fainting, and/or infection at the site of the needle puncture., Will being in the trial help me?, You should not expect to receive any benefit from this study., Is there anything else I can do for my disease?, You can follow the current standard of care laid out by your clinical team., Who is paying for the study?, The sponsor of this study is paying for the cost of study-related procedures., What is this study about?, The purpose of this study is to evaluate the safety of the investigational product. The information gathered from this study could determine if doctors could use this treatment to potentially treat your disease., What does this study involve?, You will be requested to complete the items within the schedule of events at the end of this document. Including getting an infusion of an investigational medication. If you decide to be in this study, you will sign the consent form at the end of this document. If you have any questions please ask the study staff or study doctor before signing this document., Will results be shared with me?, Results known by the research team will be provided to you when possible., For what are my biological samples used?, Your samples will not have any directly identifying information. Your samples will be sent to a central laboratory for storage and/or analysis., Risks to Pregnancy, unborn child, or breastfeeding child., It is not known whether the investigational drug may affect pregnancy or cause side effects to an unborn child or to children who breastfeed., Confidentiality Risks, It is possible that individuals who are not supposed to have access to your personal health information do.

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