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Old 06-02-2015, 06:56 PM #1
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Default Neurodegenerative Diease
Hope I spelled it right.

Here is where I need some help. I was diagnosed in 1974 with MS, I broke my hip in Jan. 2015 and was told by 3 neuros. that I don't have MS but do have NDD. Anyone else have this?

I Googled it, and it is an umbrella disease, including MS among many other neurologic diseases. Which means they don't know what I have, it's unsettling before at least I had a name for it.

Anyone else thrown into this unknown grouping?
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