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Old 03-31-2008, 01:31 PM #4
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Greta has given you sound advice.


Either way, your grandma's medical history is virtually irrelevant. If you have MS, you have it.

Cherie
Thanks to both of you for sharing, Greta and Cherie. Actually, would you mind sharing a little more with me -- that is, how were each of you officially diagnosed with MS, and when?? Also, do either of you take daily injections for your symptoms? Also, do either of you receive Social Security disability? Also, were lesions found on the brain and/or spinal MRI?

Thanks again!

Take care,
Christina
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