[jendie]

Thanks, Snoopy, My3Sons, Erika, and Sally!

Snoopy~ I'm not sure which smiley avatar I had, forgive me I have MS, *giggle* as if that is my total excuse, but if it never made it to my long term memory, it's gone. I do remember using different smileys.

Sally~ Thanks!

[NurseNancy]

hi wendy and welcome to NT,

are you taking anything for your MS?
what does your neuro say?

glad you found us.

[templejg]

I have been diagnosed with more illnesses than I can count. I have been just referred to a Neurologist for what a new doctor (actually my Cervical Spine Surgeon), believe are signs of MS he has seen, and also a great deal of shaking around my head occurred during MRI.

I was told I had Parkinson's Disease, then told I didn't, then told I had Fever of Unknown Origin, and doctor told me it was related to my Rheumatoid Arthritis. However the second opinion at a renewed hospital said I don't have RA.

The cervical spine surgeon said none of my neck/shoulder/upper back/arm, and severe hand pain are related to my cervical spine.

Any help, advice or comforting words would help. I have been chronically ill most of my ill, but mostly the past 10 years, more and more strange diagnosis, such as Narcolepsy, Tardive Dyskinesia, low thyroid, etc.

[NurseNancy]

it sounds like your drs aren't sure of their diagnostic abilities.
i hope this neuro can tease things apart for you.

in any case, welcome to NT; a great place for support and info.
let us know how the visit goes. try to bring a friend as a second pair of ears.

[SallyC]

Welcome to NeuroTalk Templjg.

Yes, please let us know what your new Neuro thinks.
MS has some weird SX, so, could be.