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Old 02-16-2011, 06:28 PM #11
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Does anyone here go from happy to unbelievable sadness in the same hour.I am really wondering why I can't control this.Or is this another symptom that I'm just wearing myself out fighting.I noticed that it started with new burning pain all over on the back of my arms and legs.I haven't had that pain ever that hot or in such big patches.The pain has lessened but this new happy/ sad symptom taken it's place.
it is probably another MS thing going on.

Sorry to hear about the pain patches.

But as to the depression, just another sx. I agree with those that posted about AD's. You can try one. You and doctor can see how it goes.
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