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Old 09-06-2012, 10:57 AM #1
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I am usually in the parkinson's forum but wanted to ask if anyone had heard of parkinson's and MS in the same person. I know, how utterly lucky could one be, right?
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Anything is possible Jim and the chance of two autoimmune diseases in the same person is very high. I hope you don't have MS but you are welcome here.

Are your Docs testing you for MS?
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Hi Jim,

We have a member, Tamiloo, who's husband has both PD and MS. So yes, you can have MS and PD.
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No, I have parkinson's. A girl I recently met has MS and is being evaluated for parkinson's because of a tremor.
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