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Old 12-18-2011, 07:03 PM #2
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MS has many triggers and it's NOT all in our heads. For instance falling on my butt, in the garage, and injuring my leg, was a trigger for an MS exaserbation. It can be mental stress or physical stress....It can be environmental, hereditory and other factors.

It's like Schizophrenia, as in, you are destined for it, just as you are MS, in my humble opinion.
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