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Old 05-18-2010, 03:54 PM #5
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My glioma is on the right frontal lobe. I dont think its bugging anything. They are just noticing weird things on me like my BP will go crazy low, or crazy high without provocation. Then my resting heart rate can be over 100 sometimes. wierd things. now my stomach has stopped working. They are thinking I may have this autonomic issue with MS.

Have I mentioned how much I hate this disease?
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