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Old 01-27-2008, 05:36 PM #26
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Glad you're feeling better!! Maybe all the noise from your upcoming MRI will make the hug run away??

So glad my hug feels more like braxton and hicks contractions but without the tightness and up too high lol

Lyrica seems to help a LOT.

LOL! Hopefully it will be gone BEFORE the MRI! The neuro wants me to check in on Monday and if I am not feeling better drag my behind over there for a check up...

If they determine I am truly having an infection triggered exacerbation and the EDSS shows that I am having a protocol defined exacerbation, he will rx steroids. Then I am out of the study.

I am feeling much better...that person seems to have moved off my chest!! YEAH!!!

But you and I are still on for the 5th irregardless!!!
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