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Originally Posted by tkrik
(((Kelly))) Also, when I was 1st diagnosed I talked with my brother as it never made sense to me that my leg was numb but I could feel things. He explained that the feeling of being numb but not really being numb was an issue with the brain and a message got mixed up/lost a connection. It was not that I was truly numb. These are sensory perceptions gone haywire. I don't know if I just explained that well but hey, this MS. LOL
I do hope you feel better soon!  |
It's such a strange sensation. I can feel pain....like if I pricked my finger with a needle I could sure feel it. But if the Neuro does that test where I close my eyes and he moves my finger up or down and I'm supposed to tell him which way he's moving it....I fail that test every time.
My brain has definitely got it's wires crossed somewhere! Now, if it could just tell my stomach that I'm not hungry things would be great.
