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Old 07-23-2010, 07:47 PM #2
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I'm in the same boat. Lately under my chin/neck area doesn't feel much when I shave. My left hand was good hand for past 3 years and now the pinky is losing it. Right hand no longer can tell the diff of remote control buttons. It all started in 2006 with the right side of my face numb one morning. MS followed.

I don't know what to suggest. IVSM? When I skip my daily dose of Lysine 2000mg & Fish Oil 3000mg, I think I lose more feeling. Lysine is one of the 4 aminos that Copaxone consists of. You can actually buy all 4 in regular health food store. Try it?
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