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Old 05-22-2015, 06:54 AM #5
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Thank you Kitty. Definitely no infection. This is not a rigor. It seems though that this is not a feature that is typical of MS which is helpful in itself. I wish I could work out which direction I need to head in - Neurology I think. It's a very debilitating feature - I feel destroyed today. There must be some explanation . .

Best wishes, Clare
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