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Old 10-06-2009, 09:53 PM #1
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Default Why...Why...Why?
Most of you have had MG for a whole lot longer than I have.

Why is it that I can take my meds as directed...have many, many good days.....feel good....and then boom....I have not over exerted myself or did anything to cause it to come back....with a vengeance (spelling???). It just seems that when it rears it's ugly head......I am miserable.

Don't get me wrong, I am soooooooo glad I don't experience the breathing and swallowing problems.....but I can't move hardly and every muscle seems to hurt or feel weak.

I know this is what it's all about........all I know is MG STINKS! BIG TIME!

Whew...if fell better.

JJ
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