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This is great, April. Really good news. No black holes, so you are still curable. Now if we just had a cure!!

Your left side weakness could be an old MS injury, raising it's ugly head, because of yucky weather, stress, too much activity or one of those creepy triggers. Relax, take it easy for awhile, stay cool and I bet it'll go away.

The good news is...no new lesions and no new symptoms, so you are not progressing in disability at lightening speed.

The bad news is...You still have MS, so you are going to have mini flares of old nerve injuries.

Stay out of the heat and humidity and try not to stress out, and you should be fine.

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