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Old 02-05-2010, 08:19 PM #7
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Welcome to the group.

Let me say this first... I have had many surgeries including back surgery for bad discs. And here I sit typing

TRY to relax, I know it is hard as we all have or are going through this. Mestinon side effects are bad sometimes but if it helps in any way it is worth it.

I see others all told you everything you need to know and remember to try to relax. Sadly I need help with that {xanax} But talking to many here has actually helped me so I don't need as many as I used to.

Once you get used to having MG and learning your limits you will be surprised how much easier things will be. We are here for support.
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