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Hi!

Good advice from Judy. I'm still in limbo, so hang in there. I know it's tough.

Pud - never thought about that until you put it the way you did. But I did used to have tingling - mostly feet. Now they ache most all the time. Some weird sensory things too. Never put that together, like there was progression. Hmmmm. Does sound about right though, that tingling could be an in between from better to worse or back again.


Thanks for that.

Mick - sorry you're losing your doc, and hope you find another you like soon. I am glad the sx are getting better, and hope they keep doing so. Jan seems a far way, but it's not, really. Track your sx and write questions for the doc, meanwile. Keep us posted.
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