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Welcome to NeuroTalk, Pretz....Happy to have you here..

I don't happen to suffer from chronic MS nerve pain, but many here do and may be able to answer your question. I have had nerve pain, so I know it sucks bigtime.

Come on in and settle in with your new Family.....we are all here for each other..
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