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Natalie, do you have access to your MRI report, as deciphered by the technician? I would get a copy, if you don't already have one. I mixed up a lot of things that were said to me in those early days, so with any luck, you may find they said T2 lesions instead. ![]() On the other hand, if it is T1 lesions . . . like I said, nothing really seems to make sense with this disease. I had only 3 small lesions in my brain, even after 12 yrs with this disease, yet they told me I had a significant chance of being bedridden from the get-go with the first and second attack because the attack was from severe spinal ones (lesions); transverse myelitis. I am still walking, 17 yrs later. ![]() There are no absolutes. Even if there are trends, it doesn't mean that is what is going to happen to any one of us. Cherie
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