Annie, well for one thing, I don't like walking around with only trashcan diagnoses. People think I am crazy trying to explain how I can't do things because of my weakness and fatigue, but that doctors haven't diagnosed me with anything. Trashcan diagnoses also lead to other docs not wanting to take anything seriously. The diagnosis is like hypochondria (why does this girl insist that her muscles won't function well enough when we have a perfectly good test right here proving that it's fine?) and laziness about exercise. If I could state that I have MG that would make more sense. I am accustomed to dealing with the trashcan diagnoses but that is just one aspect. I would be interested in getting a thymectomy if I would help, and trying other treatments. Also there is doubt in my own mind about what I have, and I would like to be more aware of what is or isn't happening. And why. Because if it's not MG then I want to know what it is.