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Old 10-21-2008, 01:23 PM #27
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Thanks for the update Cheryl. I hope it gets approved for you!
I will keep you posted. Not sure I want steroids. We shall see how things go over the next couple of days.

But, neuro exam did not go well. No balance, could not walk on toes or heels. Could not feel the tuning fork on big toes. No reflexes in knees, heels, arms. Fingers and palms of hands are now numb. And of course, there's this right leg issue...tight as a board. Walking is fun! NOT...

Hmmm....I am thinking I have MS right now!
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