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Old 09-09-2009, 10:36 AM #3
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Default hi connie

Sorry to hear your news.

As Joanmarie says your brain scans would show leisons on them if you had MS. Are they suggesting a lumbar puncture?

With ALS I have seen somewhere that the symptoms start from the feet up where as with MG the symptoms go from the head down. Usually (I use that term losely) starting with occular symptoms.

I hope they manage to figure it out. You must be so stressed out. I really feel for you.

Apologies for spelling mistakes, brain, eyes and fingers are not playing the game today!

Love
Rach
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