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Old 09-01-2013, 02:22 PM #6
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I hear you Eric, I am 28 and 70 year old people can out-do me any day. I do as much as I can, but it seems to be less each day.

I wish I could say something to help, but I can only relate. Hope you feel a little better soon.

I feel so bad for you, cause at least I had 10 more years without any MS trouble..All began at 35 or so. I've also met a 24 year old dude that is power chair dependent....can't do much of anything due to how bad his MS is.

MS to me is so random...doesn't care what age or anything, 20's 30's 50's....it doesn't matter.
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