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Old 02-11-2008, 12:19 AM #1
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Default MRI Tuesday
This is my 2 year check up. I was dx in '97. My MRIs have been exactly the same ever since, only one lesion in the Pons area. I don't feel any different so i don't anticipate any change. My sister says that I don't have the same activity tolerance as I have. I said that maybe I have just maybe showed my true tolerance to my family and have giveb in a little bit.

Only problem is that it's 8:30 AM!!!!!!!! I am not a morning person. Maybe it will help me sleep through it more.
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