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Old 01-27-2008, 12:55 PM #11
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As of my August MRI, I have 30+ brain lesions and can't tell you how many on the spine. I try NOT to remember and have to dig up my copy of the MRI to actually know where they are. If I remember correctly C3 was the most "avid enhancing" at the time.

Currently the only issue I have is sort-of a tingling (almost a tightness when they move)in my toes and sometimes it travels up my left foot a little. They like to tingle more when I walk for a bit but will settle down after more walking--or maybe I just get use to it?!

I actually managed to wear my high heels a couple of times and once was to my neuro visit so I consider myself blessed and doing extremely well.

Things come and go occasionally but nothing substantial right now.
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