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Old 03-20-2008, 04:07 PM #10
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I am SO relieved for you that it is not MS. But, that doesn't take away the pain you are in. I do know that just having an answer has to be "somewhat" of a good thing. I wish the best for you. From reading what other say, I will pray it is something they can do surgery on and give you some real relief! You are in my prayers!
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