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Old 12-09-2010, 11:16 AM #2
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I don't have knee problems but understand your problem. This disease has hampered my ping-pong playing. The double vision and tired legs has really slowed me down. But I keep playing as much as my body will allow. I'm determined to not let this thing whip me. You got to keep plugging away.
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Do any of you experience any weakness in your knees. It seems like lately, everything is going to my knees. I love to dance and when I began to dance, I thought my knees would fall off and had to stop. I am going dancing soon and I sure don't want to have to sit there. At least, I could dance a dance or two. This will be the first time since beginning Mestinon. My knees feel fine resting, but I have noticed when I walk, my knees feel funny. It is so strange. busybusy
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