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Old 05-08-2012, 05:18 PM #3
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Jennamartine,

Welcome to Neurotalk.

Of course you are scared- what terrible things you have been told- "you have MS", "you might have a brain tumor" and "learn to live with it." Not one caring voice in the crowd.

MS is a diagnosis of exclusion. There are many, many things to be ruled out that might be causing this. Like Lyme Disease or B12 deficiency. And it takes time.

Be patient- write your symptoms down and when they started and what you remember about that day or days leading up to it.

If reading medical things is panicking you, don't read it.

Let us know how you are doing and how that neuro visit goes.

My best to you,
ANN
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