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Old 04-13-2012, 01:20 PM #3
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Thanks Kell, my take below........

1. Be proactive...I'm my own best advocate.

2. Maintain an active lifestyle...I try.

3. Be aware of the psycho. issues that result from the physical ones...1 word =Prozac.

4. Have a team of specialists...Too costly.

5. Exercise for specific aspects of your disease, not just for fitness...Of course I do.

6. Think long-term...Never.

7. Have goals outside MS...Within reason.
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