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Old 03-27-2012, 04:13 PM #6
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Aww sweetie...
It angers me that in this day & age you feel you have to hide your dx of MS
Still, you need to make sure you're tending to your body...it's the only one you've got!
After you get all of the info from the docs, if they recommend sitting, you'd better heed the advice just so it doesn't worsen the problem.
Keep us up to date...
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