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Old 02-24-2009, 10:35 AM #11
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Here's Granny, and having grown old with MS, I can tell you, it's both.. Your body just gets a little weaker with age and that of course adds to your MS sx.

LDN helps a lot with my MS symptoms, but does nothing to halt the aging process. Always treat your symptoms, because it's not always MS....and don't forget to smile..

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