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Old 02-21-2012, 12:32 PM #9
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Hello Concerned. So glad you joined us.

What we anticipate in our MS progression is based on what others have suffered, but we are all individuals, even with MS. We will not all end up in a wheel chair, in a lot of pain, have eye problems, etc.... Fatigue seems to be pretty usual for all of us, also some numbness, pins and needles & spasticity (tightness of muscles)

Just as the DMDS don't work on all of us, because we have different types of MS, with different causes and triggers.

Hang with us and we will try to keep you informed. supported and loved.
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