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Old 09-17-2010, 12:22 PM #1
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Hello,
My name is Kadi, I am brand new here. I am 22 years old and though I have yet to be offically diagnosed, but since my aunt cousin and great grandmother have all had this my family is convensed that MS is the reason I can't feel the left side of my body and cant control my left hand. The only sensation I have on the left side is an extream itching and cramps when my fingers decided to become posessed and move of their own accord. I have my first neuro exam next week and they told me they will be doing an MRI and lumbar puncture. I am terified and dont know what to do or expect. Any advice would be appreciated.

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