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Old 08-14-2008, 12:00 AM #3
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Hi S&S,

I'm not a neurologist . . . but YOU HAVE MS.

(I have never said that to anyone in limbo, in all my years on the forums, so that's how strongly I feel about this).

Two (mild) TM attacks, a lesion on the spine, a lesion on the brain, no contrast in the last MRI (so any new lesions wouldn't enhance/show anyway), all those symptoms . . .

If you are in BC, I can recommend you to a good neuro.

Cherie
Hi Cherie
Actually, yes I do live in BC and I would be grateful if I could find a good neuro and I would be willing to travel the distance if it meant having some concrete answers!
I thank you so much for responding to my post
Sincerely,
SS
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