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Sorry to hear, Donna.

It is actually VERY uncommon to experience that extensive of an attack (to that degree), . . . and that was my very first indication of MS, 17 yrs ago.
If it's any consolation, I have not done steriods or anything when in these attacks, and I seem to have healed as quickly (and completely) as those that I know of who have.

You are right; PACE and be kind to yourself.

Cherie

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