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Old 01-20-2010, 11:03 AM #11
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How on earth do you know if it is SPMS, when the neuro can't even tell you, I've been on LDN for 5 years now and I don't have anymore attacks, but I think I have progressed somewhat, I have never fully recovered from the first attack, which left me with partial paralysis, 15 years ago. It's so hard to tell about this disease.
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