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Old 09-23-2009, 02:58 PM #1
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Default Sympotoms at their worst...

I was just wondering how all of your symptoms are, at their worst? I feel like I am so alone with how bad my Myasthenia is and can get, with even the smallest of flares, I am basically bed ridden and even that is uncomfortable since my back muscles won't work, and my arms wont push me up or help me filp over. And then I have swallowing and breathing problems.

Also how well do you feel at your best while fully medicated? I am currently working my way up the Prednisone ladder, and I'm wondering how well I should expect it to work...

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Jessica
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