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Old 02-17-2013, 08:32 PM #8
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Lyn, Thank heavens, I'm right side dominant and
my left side has always been my weak MS
affected side.

I have never been able to write with my left hand,
but I was so surprised at how much I've noticed and
miss the use of my left hand. I do PT/OT every
day to keep it useful and that does work to some extent.

Kelly, yes to the darn itches and not just my back.
I keep my skin as clean and lotion fed, as I am able
and that helps, but nothing cures the MS itchies.
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