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Old 06-30-2009, 06:01 PM #2
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I dont think I get sick any easier than I did before MS. I'm probably going to jinx myself for saying this, but I didnt even have a cold last winter. I had a day or two of minor sniffles and felt like I was going to come down with something, but it never got worse than that.

I do seem to get infections more often tho...UTI's mostly.
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