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Old 07-19-2008, 12:51 PM
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Redtail, Gumby, and Erinhermes,

Thank you so much for the info! The main reason for not treating mom right now is the inability to really know what is a MG symptom and what is a symptom from her brain surgery. We didn't even know she had MG until after the surgery. Heck, we didn't even know she had a tumor until she ended up in my sisters driveway sleeping.

The neuro she has is one of the best in her area. I pray she doesn't have a "crisis" like I have read. She was strictly told by her neuro that any symptom that worsens or is new, she is to call him immediately. She is also on hormone meds for breast cancer. There are so many variables to consider that he doesn't want to rock the boat just yet. He is watching her closely and feels her prior MG symptoms improved from her last appointment.

With all my mom has gone through it's amazing she is still here. She has been through bypass surgery, breast cancer, broken bones from Osteoporosis, brain tumor and now this all in about 15 years. And she is only 64 years old. *sigh*

Thanks again and I will bring up to my mom to ask again the reasoning behind not treating before something happens. But from what I can understand, 600 miles away from her, is the neuro is concerned about all the meds she takes and how they may be affecting her symptoms right now.

to all of you going through this thing called MG.
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