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Old 02-19-2014, 12:52 PM #1
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Tsk Tsk, Sparky.

Ya know, after all of these years with MS, I never noticed.
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I also feel as though my right leg is longer. How odd. I never actually thought about the fact that I might be walking off balance to compensate for it though! I must pay attention to that today.

What's the significance of the arm swing though I wonder? It just seems like something completely random!
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I think every one has one leg longer than the other. I have one boob
bigger than the other, but it doesn't effect my gait..
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Hahahaha!!!!! I have one foot half a size bigger than the other too….. uneven creatures we are…...
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me too. one foot is 1/2 size larger.
my PT also told me my rt leg is 1/2" shorter than my lt (my bad side) & i have a bad gait problem; MS.

the arm thing may be a fluke, it also may be neurological. just let your dr know when you see him.
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Will do. I'm making a list of things that I didn't realise were happening until lately, when they have either been pointed out to me or I have become more aware of them.

There are so many things that I just thought were part of me and my "ways" that are apparently not!! Ah well. Hopefully get some answers in a few months' time

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we call that list a symptom journal.
keep a little notebook with dates and sx's. it may help the dr when you see him.
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