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Old 09-09-2009, 01:57 PM #2
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Nothing surprises me anymore about this disease. I can get up but I have to stand there for a while until my legs decide to cooperate. I have to do that when I've been sitting, too. Can't just stand up and walk. It's almost like I have to stretch until my legs are "ready".

I'd keep track of when this happens so you can tell your Neuro. If you're like me as soon as I make an appointment the sx go away!
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