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Old 08-17-2010, 03:08 PM #5
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I agree. I am a massive claustrophobic, but I am more scared of this disease then a machine. My neuro makes me have a mri 1X a year and if there are any new major sx. I think it is a good idea to check things out from time to time. Better safe then sorry.

I know what you mean about money. I got stuck with 4000. last year due to mri & home health. I'll be making payments till I die.

I looked up thalamus on Google also. It seems to control a lot. I sure have one there. Massive sleep and fatigue problems.

I have read that most sensory symptoms do improve. I hope so! Good Luck!
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