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04-15-2008, 05:36 PM
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Good luck with the attorney, Jerry. I hope you win your case.
I was dx'd with C spine issues and a syrinx ( a cust in the T spine) while testing for ms - still in limbo with that. My neuro also suggested fibro, but I don't think so. I do not have tn that I know of - not dx'd with it - but I do have those stabbing pains like you describe, sometimes. Hard to say what that comes from in my case with all I have going on. If my neuro had not been looking outside the box and MRI'd my entire spine, all I would know was there are lesions on my brain, and I'd never have known about the spine issues. And that happens too often with possible ms cases, IMHO. I hope you win your case, get some ins, and get further testing so you know what's going on. for now, I'm sure the limbo folks - and all the good people here - will try to help you out. Good luck.
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