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Old 08-14-2008, 06:06 PM #11
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MS can affect one's weight. Lack of exercise can make one gain weight. But usually people lose weight.

This happened to me when my MS was active; I dropped to a little girl's size 12 pants. I ate and ate and still lost weight.

Now that my MS has settled down, I'm in a Misses size 8 and try to walk daily. Because of the ACTH I was on during my attacks, I lost 1/4". Because of age, I have lost another 1/4" in my height.
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