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Old 04-17-2009, 03:06 AM #1
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I'm 26 like you, just had my birthday..diagnosed at 21...symptoms at 17...do I win?
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Hey Chaz!! I'm 53, but young at heart. It's the dang body that keeps telling me I'm 100!!!






PS: Wiz is 3 yrs younger than me at the ripe ole age of 97! I heard her write it!!!
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Almost 58!!! Yikes! Officially diagnosed in 1992 at age 41.
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I'm 26 like you, just had my birthday..diagnosed at 21...symptoms at 17...do I win?
lol... yep it looks like you win.. my bday is january 15... so I just recently turned 26 too! It's good to know I am not the youngest... it makes it kinda depressing (*not meant in a mean way at all... just mean it seems like I am the only 20 something person with MS*)

Thanks everybody for your overwhelming response!!!
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