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11-08-2013, 04:00 PM

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karilann

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karilann

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Location: Northern Michigan...Upper Peninsula

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I have one 30 year old daughter and she is okay.
I have one half sister (my mom's) that has Sojourns disease.

Many of my mothers siblings (11) have some sort of autoimmune disease, but none had MS. My mother had Scleroderma.

My great grandfather on my dad's side had "creeping paralysis" which my doc says is MS. But I think that is too far back to be of note.

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