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Old 08-31-2011, 09:54 AM #1
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Default Does the weakness ever go away? And is it a relapse when you are?
Im new to all of this stuff and still in limbo waiting to figure out whats wrong with me, but if it does turn out to be MS i was wondering if this extreme weakness in my legs will ever subside? I used to exercise heavily daily and now its difficult to walk up a flight of stairs...Could this just be an exaserbation or is this my new norm? Thanks for any responses
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