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Jim has this Kelly. You can't really see it but if you place your hand on the part where it's happening you can feel the jerking. Jim's spinal doctor said it's what RW's doctor said plus the nerve endings. The signal is not being sent correctly which causes the jerking feel. Jim also has clonus and that is more irritating to him because you not only feel it, you see it too. He started taking zanax and that seemed to help. We are currently weening off gaba with no problems. I hope you find something that helps it go away.
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When mine is acting up, you can actually see it through my clothes. It is kind of an amusing party trick now that I know I don't have ALS. :eek::p:cool: |
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Yep he can too! :p |
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yes Kelly i get that too its annoying to say the least, recently i posted about those its like a race track first turn is my rt shoulder then my hand next turn my leg ...... i upped my dosage of klonopin it seems to help some
lately am begining to wonder if the SX are not that bad, tired of all the pills i take I hope it settles down for you real soon, seemed to me the more stress i had, the more turns there were in the race track, so to say |
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Copy cat................:p |
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