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Old 05-01-2013, 11:58 AM #4
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I don't think your eye trouble has much to do with your PC work/play.
If it did, I'd be blind. It's more likely ON, which is a Side of MS.

Your slumping is due to your MS fatigue, nothing else like it.
Some PT exercise and stretching will help your body stay stronger
and straighter, but I have to do it daily, even if I don't feel like it.
If I don't use it I lose it.
What do you mean ON, Sally? And why is slumping due to MS Fatigue? I'm really new to all of this MS stuff, just not the pain part if you get what I mean.
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