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Old 01-01-2009, 11:43 AM #2
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I dont know sarah......my neuro explained to me that when you wake up
with numb body parts that its probably not the ms more likely something
like cts and other nerve stuff. sooo, I dont know...I have parts that are
numb when I go to bed and again when I wake up...but some mornings
my arm is completely dead for awhile...he thinks its my carpel tunnel
effecting the arm.

I dont know if thats any help......sometimes it just is....
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