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Old 10-29-2009, 12:06 PM #3
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Well, the doc faxed the report to me - and it showed abnormalities in BOTH hands/arm - cannot rule out carpal tunnel.

I jumped and said YES when I saw the fax. It means it's not all in my head (literally, probably not the MS) - or at least that is what I take it that it means that - I will know more this afternoon when I see the hand specialist.

Oh joy, now I can add neuropathy to my list of problems.

Sigh.

~Keri
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