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That IS exciting news! Did you have the "pins & needles" feeling last time, too?
I hope this lasts!
no last time it only affected my leg, this time my hand a bit too! i am still able to walk without support! i need that walking stick because i'm unsteady but my strength is back in the legs for 12 hours or so now! its weird because my right leg still feels the same, down to my thigh feeling asleep!

thanks for the encouragement and well wishes everyone! i hope you all have this kind of excitement as well!
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