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Old 04-26-2007, 06:43 AM #7
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Hello Cassidy and welcome to NeuroTalk

The average age for MS was between the ages of 20 & 40 but that is no longer the case. More children and older adults are now being diagnosed than years gone past. This disease shows up in any age.

I was diagnosed at the average age....25 but I can take symptoms back to childhood.

Again....Welcome!
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