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Old 06-08-2009, 05:06 PM #6
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no F2U, I did not get feeling back in my feet. The numb feeling goes up as high as the top of my stomach.

I ignored everything for too long. It was only when I put my shoes on the wrong feet and did not notice it for several hours that I became a bit concerned.

When I had a brain MRI, it showed permanent damage (gray lesions) and one that was brightly lit.
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