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Old 02-04-2013, 08:08 AM #5
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Thanks everyone

I am not sure I am much the wiser - sounds like a gradual slide - no fireworks to mark the 'new status'. No telegram from the Queen to say 'Congratulations' and no 'ticker tape' parades.

I have had so much residual stuff that has stayed with me since my original diagnosis - double vision, foot drop, issues with coordination and some with bladder control. It just makes me wonder these days, since I haven't had a relapse in years, but I fall more, and generally feel weaker on my left side, I am much more emotional (and unable to control it), and not coping near as well.

Thanks for the insight.

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