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Old 02-01-2008, 06:11 PM #7
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Hi Jen
I had an MRI done in oct. 07 and it showed multiple leasions. I had to have another MRI (results were the same) and then a lumbar puncture. The doc. was thinking I had MS. My lumbar puncture showed that it was 95% sure I did not have MS. I am still in the process of trying to find out what is going on in my brain. The think I hate the most is how concerned all the docs were they all said the there were too many leasion for someone my age. But as soon as all their different test came back neg. All of the sudden it was fine. Than maybe lots of people are walking around with leasions and don't even no it. That just does not sit well with me.
Good luck with all your appointmsents
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