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Old 07-28-2010, 07:43 AM #11
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Thanks for the help from eveyone. I get alot of helpful information from everyone on this site, I check in every so often because it does help when you know you are not the only person with issues with MS. When people find out you have it they do tell you of someone they know who has no problems at all, I act like I feel fine even when I do not, so I may be one of those people. It's hard not doing things with your family so I tend to go when I should'nt.
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Old 07-28-2010, 08:48 AM #12
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I'm pretty sure the words "exacerbation" and "flare" can be used interchangeably. I tend to do that, altho lately I've preferred the word "flare" because it's easier to say when you're kvetching (complaining) to your neuro about any new symptoms. (I've done quite a bit of kvetching to my neuro over the last 3 months...stupid MS is picking on me!)
I just call it ATTACKS!
Cause when I`m in a bad mood Or its hot, Or I`m in a bad mood AND its hot Or I`m in a bad mood AND its hot AND I`m having an attack(gotta cover all bases) I wanna just Attack something anything! I`ve base-balled a few garden plants to death `man did that feel good`

I was also DX in 2007 Kat, and I have come to believe only we the patients understand what we feel - our bodies do talk to us
So if Mr or Ms Nero tells you otherwise you just set them straight.

Another thing I will repeat as so many here have said
We are all different or as I decided to call myself when I was diagnosed with atypical MS -
I`m special` Your special and you will figure this out, with support from this forum and keep asking questions
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