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Old 07-15-2012, 07:17 AM #4
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aww /blush...thanks momma.

I know there are at least 400 (not the normal 100) I tell folks that can mimic MS so when we are being tested for it, we need to be patient. its not as easy as "oh! you have MS!" They cant just label you they must come as close to proof as they can, and that means proving you dont have the others.

My hopes is that this list will display a short example of how closely some of these diseases can mimic and there fore explain why your MD is taking his sweet time rescuing you from limbo island.

can anyone else add to this list?
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