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Old 11-10-2010, 11:17 PM #18
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I had my procedure May 31, 2010. I am well over the 5 month mark now and the marked improvements remain. In fact, I am still seeing small improvements.

I still have to be careful not to over do things, but my "bad" days now are still better than my "good" days before. I got my life back! I would say that I still have some side effects from years of damage, but if I didn't know about my MS, I'd probably be able to brush my mild problems off - just like I did for the 10ish years before I was diagnosed.

This is the real deal. I'm happy to answer any questions.
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