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Old 03-31-2008, 06:18 PM #2
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thanks abbie for the info

sorry if this sounds a bit sarcastic, referring to the article, but isnt this sort of like saying people who smoke will more than likely get cancer? compare to those who do not smoke?

I was under the impression muscular and nervous systems were major areas attacked by ms from the start, sorry i might be missing the point in which please someone shed some light on this matter
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