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Old 02-28-2012, 11:19 AM #5
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Debbie,

How much medication are you on? MS doesn't make us sleepy- but tired- so tired that sometimes we just "want to get flat."

We also have myoclonal jerks- a very quick movement of anything- usually an arm or a leg. They can be slower if you are on meds (clonazepam, for instance).

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