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Old 07-14-2011, 12:20 PM #9
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Welcome. My 1st mri after losing feeling in face one morning in 2006 was followed by a Spinal Tap which showed a very high (30x normal level) of MBP? I forget which pretty much confirmed MS. However - spinal tap could come back clean & still have MS.

Get your MRI on cd (free if you give a dr's name) and start studing. My avatar is me made by me. If cd comes with the cool/easy to use program for compiling slices into 3d model, I can teach how. Depends on facility cause I was catscanned in NY 3 weeks ago & the software is horrible compared to this little town in Florida go figure
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