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Just so you are aware, the original poster asked this question in 2008 and it was talked about a bit. The post was revived in 2010 for a few comments.

AllyBear you may be better off starting a new topic of your own so that you can receive responses tailored to your situation. We have had several folks come and go since that original posting. I hope you get the answers you seek. I dont know much about TM except I hear that it comes on very fast and after some time leaves just as quickly. That it can be more devestating than MS, and carries alot of similar traits, but acts differently too.

Hang in there.
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