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Default Neurological Abnormalities??
Hi everyone,

Just got back from my pcp and according to my report from the MS clinic I have "neurological abnormalities" duh!! no kidding!!

Still have spasticity.. a lot of leg weakness.. now pcp wants to check my B12..

Wish they would just figure out what's wrong.. cause clearly this is not normal.. i have a lot of trouble walking.. my sick leave runs out in 2 wks.. i can just go on regular unemployment benefits after that..but i need another dr's note..

Really frustrated..
thanks for letting me vent.
Cindy
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