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Old 10-24-2006, 01:46 PM #9
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This statrement is a total crock. My current neuro says that MS in women tends to burn itself out a bit after menopause, so there is a good reason not to mind getting older.

I am 58 years old, had MS since 1972 and I am getting worse all the time.
Is it a crock? Who knows. This disease is different for all of us and who's to say that for some MS may burn it's self out but not for others.

I have heard that statement made by more than one doctor but I have never heard how we would know if MS burns it's self out. Even if your MS burns it's self out I would really doubt the damage that you may already have will improve.

I do find the thought of this disease being able to burn it's self out quite interesting - so many unanswered questions
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