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Old 12-15-2009, 06:40 PM #27
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Oh that is like the neuro on call at my neuro's office who told me when i called that i was not having an exacerbation because these were all symptoms I have had before. This was also the same one who two weeks prior told me without seeing me that I was not having a flare, that people with previous back injuries usually have pain in their back. Even though I had no recorded back injuries other than the giant holes in my spinal cord caused by MS!
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