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I get weird pains, aches, and tingles when I walk, but I keep going. A lot of times my elbow really aches! totally weird, but I know its an MS thing, and I keep going. If I find the tingles are creeping ever faster, I will slow my pace. If I am very close to home, sometimes I increase my pace just to get inside.
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