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Old 02-01-2008, 07:34 PM #3
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And I trust your word Jen, because I know you to be knowledgeable. Yet I was told by a previous neuro that my lesions were not in a typical area, and they're periventricular.

I looked it up on NMSS and found that the neuro was incorrect, this was a typical location. That was part of the reason he became a prior neuro.
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