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Old 01-20-2014, 03:30 PM #4
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Thanks for the input. Mariel, thanks for sharing your experience. From what you said, this may be optic neuritis, but not really typical. Since my ms is well documented, I doubt they will have much trouble figuring this out. My only fear is this had been happening off and on for years and now gotten worse. I'm PPMS now and I'm afraid it won't get better.
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