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03-13-2008, 06:10 PM
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My oldest son was here today. He just "casually" mentioned he is having numbness in one toe and one finger.
I know, I know, chill! But the mom in me said a silent prayer. Then I told him to just kind of keep track of anything else that might be going on. I remember after my dx thinking back at my "weird" happenings through the years. He does fight depression and "tiredness", too.
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