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Old 01-23-2010, 08:54 PM #1
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She and I agree though that the next lesion might hit something I care about, so I would prefer to see no new ones at all...hence the change in meds.
This makes very good sense to me. Good luck with the change.
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was a girl Space Junkie in my girlhood-had put together models of both Mercury & Gemini models. I always found the space program fascinating... Along with Egyptian history, UFOs & other weird things that "normal"girls didn'care about.
Anyway, does yr Neuro think that the increased lesion load might have produced the increase in cognitive dysfunction?
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