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Old 07-17-2009, 04:59 PM #10
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I don't have MS , but I sure know the feeling!

I had horrible "foggy brain" in 03 & part of 04 from a combination of my repetitive work injury {RSI/TOS} and Lipitor

I really began to feel like I was getting Alzheimers and Attention deficit disorder!

luckily most of it resolved when I quit the Lipitor & got good PT & chiropractic to resolve the upper body muscles spasms & tightness.


I still can't multi task like I used to - one project at a time now LOL
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