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Old 06-11-2008, 11:22 AM #1
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Touch my shoulders to my knees AMN is tryin to kill me
You and me both. Unlike Ms. AMN Limber, I can't move like that.

Besides, I have MSRED (Ms related exercise deficiency) so I don't want to feel that tire. LOL
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I called the neuro. He is ordering me up some zanaflex! I can go to the pharmacy in an hour to pick it up.

I sure hope it works. I don't want to have to hurt somebody

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Good! Not so bad after all, was it, my little pretty? And your little dog, toooooo!!!!

meaaah hahahaehheheheheheh!!!!!!
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Hey beth,

So glad you got the muscle relaxer.

I understand that it can be related to spacticity but might want to add in a couple other things just in case.

Also try some gatorade just in case those electrolyes are off.

And a little extra magnesium also helps me. Mrsd gave me that tip.

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