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Old 08-09-2012, 07:59 PM #1
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Originally Posted by SallyC View Post
You're worrying again Chek....stop that..

Early in the game, nerve damages can heal themselves, but MS is a progressive disease. But like they've said...most of the time, adjustable and livable.

:-( The past couple of days have just been so hard. Everything hurts! I used to be a really good, fast typer. Now I'm slow and making mistakes and every keystroke hurts or fumbles. I'm not a patient woman. I just want answers. :-P

But I guess I'll have to wait. My MRI is the 23rd, and then my Spinal Tap is scheduled for the following week. :S
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