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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: San Antonio
Posts: 1,471
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: San Antonio
Posts: 1,471
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Hi Alice!
Hello again!
I really find it reassuring that we now have a REAL Dr. on our site! What a coup!
I hope you are right about the dx! All I know is that my chart "fell" open and my dx was "acute MG w/o exacerbation" - looked it up and was really scared! Again, I have an amazing Dr. who takes great care of me and even meets me @ the ER when I need to go in and is always available for me!
I have been truly blessed and lucky! I also KNOW that no matter what my chart says, there is always a chance for remission - always! I NEVER, EVER lose sight of that!
Big hugs!
Erin
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Originally Posted by alice md
you are a very nice and supportive group,
and I hope I can contribute something,
and erin, it is great that you have such a supportive neruologist,
I assume that when you say acute MG, you mean acute exacerbation, which can be managed with proper treatment, and should hopefully just be a small drawback in your way to remission.
MG is unfortunately not an acute illness, but a chronic one, and I may be wrong, but from what I have seen, I believe that even those that acheive remission, still have it to some extent, but many can overall live a near normal life with it.
alice
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