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Old 04-04-2010, 08:47 AM #7
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I should copy this thread really... give it to some neuros I have met in past, I am undx as many here know... but PT , and ENT have said I present like a MS patient...

anyhow I have had at least two if not three neuros say, that since I have a running list of sxs on daily basis, or even every so many days... that it is NOT the pattern of MS to have sxs daily or even once in while... that it only flares and hits hard then sx free.... lmao!!

so whatever I have, my answer is a NO to, each day is not a big struggle... but each day has some sign of sx...

hugss all and happy easter, sarah
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