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Old 10-30-2013, 08:25 PM #9
kathie1026 kathie1026 is offline
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Default Hi Marge
Marge, I've suspected MS since my symptoms started Jan. 2013, however, I was just dx'd with "conversion disorder" this week. Not sure if he's right, but time will tell.

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Hello, I am new. Trying to figure out what is happening to my body since this past March. Intermittent stuff, now not so intermittent. Don't know where to start.. thought the place would be with Dr's but is going nowhere. Thank you, Marge
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