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Old 01-01-2012, 07:44 AM #2
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Welcome to NeuroTalk.

I cannot comment on your MS testing, but I am sure someone will be along to help you with that.

But looking at your profile and sudden onset, I have to wonder
if you have received alot of vaccines prior to the onset of this sudden medical crisis? Vaccine injuries also respond to steroids.
Vaccine injuries are more common than most doctors think IMO.
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