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Old 01-17-2009, 08:55 PM #9
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As you can see, I haven't been here in awhile but was going to ask a question about "twitching eyes". You beat me to it!!! My left has been doing it's thing for about a week now and I was wondering if it was MS related. After reading all of these posts, I'd say YES. Suppose I tried to be too "normal" during the holidays and do all the things I did in my previous life, which caused alot of stress = twitching.

And yes, it does seem to be my eyeLID rather than the actual eye. This too shall pass!
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