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Old 09-28-2012, 08:57 AM #1
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Default Yet another question

You'ld think I want them to diagnose me with MS. I'm not fishing for an LP but I match so much. I am at the end of my rope wanting an answer.

OK, we have talked fatique,but is it just being tired or having to sleep? It seems like the more I sleep the more I have to sleep. I plan my days so I can sleep 3-4 hours in the afternoon and still sleep all night. I do have an appointment with my neurologist in a couple weeks.
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