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Old 03-15-2013, 03:15 PM #3
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Welcome, Lilasmom.

I have read your post through three times and it doesn't remind me of my MS beginnings or journey. That said, all of our symptoms come and go or stay and change and none of us are exactly alike.

I think the spinal issues are a good place for you to start.

Stay, read, research and see what you think. I like to know whatever happens, OK?

Best to you,
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