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Old 09-17-2009, 10:00 PM #1
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Default Wondering how you do with travel?

Hi to all! I searched the threads here for travel and MG and I know that it does affect alot of you. The thing I don't understand is, even when I travel just a short distance, say 2 hours, it zaps me for hours. My husband and I discussed it tonight and he said he thinks that even if I'm not driving, you tend to stay a little tensed up while traveling. I guess with watching the traffic and such. Anyway my question to this wonderful room of knowledge here is....Do any of you take anything to help relax you with travel? Has your doctor given you anything to help? I'm going to talk to my neuro about it but I was just wondering.

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