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Old 02-02-2011, 07:08 PM #1
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Hello, everyone, my name is Margo. I have recently been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis..or kinda of I guess. My mri showed 8 lesions, but my spinal tap came back negative. So, my neuro says he can't make a definate diagnosis just yet. Says he is 95% sure...so, now I am here to talk to other people who are dealing with the same thing that I am dealing with.

Thanks so much,
Margo
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