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Old 01-20-2013, 02:55 PM #10
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Hello and welcome, Mary Sue. I am so sorry that you may have MS (and while caring for your daughter w MS at the same time).

I can not give you any advice on the Cervical Stenosis. With MS, you may know that it does often take some time to diagnose. Please let us know what the conversation is on Jan.30th.

Also, you will get more replies to specific questions if you start a thread asking that question below.

See you around the board,
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