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Hello and a big WELCOME to the best site on the web for MG!
![]() MG is called the "snowflake" disease b/c EVERYONE reacts differently to it. Granted, we all suffer from some of the symptoms, but we are all so different. I am 35 yrs old and have been dx'ed for almost 2 yrs now. It took me almost losing my life b/4 I was dx'ed. I was so desperate that I would have done/said anything to feel better, so when I was in the ICU I chose pred. I have suffered from EVERY side effect - except psychotic behavior. I have gained @ least 70 lbs. I think I have glaucoma. It is the pits, but I am able to swallow, walk, talk, BREATHE! Would I go the same route? Amazingly, yes! I was just too sick to make it without the pred. ![]() You may want to consult another neuro and see what he/she has to say about your illness. IT is a tricky little devil. ![]() I've known people that have been dx'ed with generalized MG, had their thymus removed and have been in remission ever since. You may be in that category. Don't ever give up hope! Hope is what keeps all of us alive and happy! ![]() ![]() From the little I've learned about MG it is not a progressive illness. Hang in there and I hope you feel better really soon! Big hugs! Erin ![]() Quote:
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Hi Erin,
Good to see you back! If you think you have glaucoma, you should quickly be tested for it, the quickest you'll be dxed, the quickest you'll be treated and it'is no big deal: just a couple of eye drops mornings and evenings. Damages (reduction of the sight broadness) to the optical nerves are not reversible. Maurice. |
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