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Sally, you have that wrong. EVERYTHING is strange when you have MS...which is normal...for MS.

I hope it's not a flare either. Too many of us are flaring and exacerbation-ing. We all need to stop that, dont we?
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I feel pretty good. My balance is shot but that's "normal" for me.

Oh well......it is what it is. I don't even call the Neuro anymore when stuff like this happens. All they do is prescribe steroids and I won't do them. I'll mention it when I go back in July for my semi-annual visit.
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Kelly I have all sorts of abnormal sensations in my left leg, which are now normal for me. But, I haven't experienced what you are experiencing.

I know a guy with MS that when he presses the brake in the car he loses control of his bladder. I also know of someone who doesn't have MS that gets something similar when she sits up straight and turns her head. She also gets very dizzy when she does this. It's only when she is sitting up, not leaning back, laying down, or standing. Really bizarre. And, she had a normal MRI. Go figure.

You are like me in that I won't do steroids unless I lose my vision. That would be the only time. I react horribly to steroids and to me it is just not worth it. Steroids are for the inflammation, not the symptoms.

Hope you start doing better and it clears up soon!
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Well, it's still happening this morning. Never a dull moment! I guess I should be thankful that I have "built in" entertainment to keep me occupied!

I'll jot this little sx down in my journal and tell the Neuro about it when I go for my semi-annual appt. but I'm not gonna worry about it.
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