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Old 04-17-2008, 09:46 PM #9
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The reason I'm telling you all this, is .. 1...to get your sympathy and 2...to remind you that not all illness is MS. So many times, when you're feeling bad and your MS symptoms are giving you he!! and you think you are starting an exacerbation, it's a UTI or some other evil infection.
Sally,

(1) you definitely have my sympathy - UTIs are evil.

(2) Thanks for the reminder. It's so easy to blame how we feel on the MS when there could be something else going on.

Hoping the antibiotic kicks in real soon.
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