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Old 06-24-2010, 07:58 PM #4
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Craig, not sure if you remember me from years ago. I still have an MS diagnosis, but have been to having involuntary movements too. I have them in both feet, and right leg. I think it is also occurring in my lower face.

I've been taking Mirapex for it, but doesn't seem to stop it all together. Stressful situations seem to make it worse.

You have been down a long road. I hope you find something which helps.

Jalee
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