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Old 11-18-2009, 10:36 PM #10
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Hi! I'm new to the forums....I'm kinda in limbo-land. I started having symptoms at the age of 17, but it came and went...then episodes started getting more frequent, and the past 6 months have been pretty bad. I just turned 21 and I can no longer walk for long distances or do much activity.

Lupus and all other blood-test things have been ruled out.

Annoying limbo-land!!
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