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Old 03-21-2008, 09:07 PM #7
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Originally Posted by Keely View Post
Oh, and BTW, brain atrophy doesn't always progress, and often doesn't cause any problems at all. Mine doesn't seem to cause any of my symptoms. I have the typical MS cog/fog sometimes, but the docs don't think it's because of the atrophy. When the shrinkage amount is relatively minimal, it often doesn't affect you at all...

Just don't want to worry anyone--we have enough to worry about, with this disease!!!
I guess that is what I really wanted to know! You didn't scare me, I want to be informed....but I also didn't want to research it and get worried!! So thank you for explaining.

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