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Old 09-29-2006, 02:51 AM
euphonia euphonia is offline
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I've always felt that my early (total) hysterectomy and hormone replacement therapy were a big part of why I was so much stronger and healthier than the people my age around me.

Once I got my dx 3 years ago and started reading about MS and studies like this, I became even more convinced. Combined with the healthy diet and exercise routine that I adopted years ago, I feel like I must have lucked into the perfect personal routine that has kept my MS mild-ish and helped my mobility.

When I mentioned this to my gynecologist recently, he nodded in agreement. I also believe it has favorably affected my mood and fatigue as well. Like I always say, they'll only take away my estrogen when they pry it out of my cold, dead hands.
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I got an "instant" dx of both MS & HNPP in July, 2003, but had likely had MS for at least 30 years by then. I've never taken any prescription meds for either MS or MS symptoms (except 1 yr on LDN).

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