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Old 03-15-2008, 11:48 AM #13
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Oh I'm sorry so many of you are going through this. We have two sons in their 20's and I hope and pray they never get MS. I'm also very watchful of their health and I feel panicked if they stumble going up the stairs or fumble their words or something.

They're both sleepers, needing lots of it, and I worry about the tiniest things that could possibly be MS.

I'll keep all of our children in our prayers.
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