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Old 10-11-2010, 06:59 PM #1
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Frown Unable To Walk

Can someone tell me why I could not walk Sat/Sun mornings? I know that on Friday I over did it beyond what I have done this entire past year- with everything possible. Then Saturday afternoon (not feeling well at all with nausea/vertigo/walking really funny)- sat out in *87 temperature for two football games... for a few hours. Then drove in a car for 2 hours. Sunday repeated the same process.

Both days my legs were so stiff beyond what I ever have experienced. Took meds and went back to bed both mornings until I was physically able to walk- which was 2 hours later both days.

Fatigue: So not normal.

Last night: Left message for Neurologist to call me back about the walking problem.

Today: Neurologist never called me back.

What do I do? Any suggestions? I feel like I'm going nuts. Really. Anymore- I think I need to be sent to the mental ward- and that they are going to tell me it is REALLY in my head- again!!! For the last time. And then I will literally go nuts.



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