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Yes doydie, it really does work

I started exercising after my diagnosis 28 years ago and have found it helpful with spasticity, pain and fatigue.

I am unable to use any medication for fatigue so exercise is the only way I can try and deal with the issue of fatigue.

Keep up the great workout at the Y
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