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I was lucky. One Summer, one Neuro, one hospital stay and 36 yrs ago, I was DXed.

Went thru a bit of iffy stuff with my PCP, but even he suspected MS and the Neuro confirmed it.
Sally.... you've been peeking at my records, haven't you?

After a few months of odd symptoms my physician diagnosed me but to be absolutely sure he got me an appointment with a neurologist that very day, and I had my diagnosis. They used the McDonald Criteria back then so I had to wait 20 years until it was properly confirmed with a MRI.

That was 35 years ago, so you beat me by 12 months.
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