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Old 12-29-2010, 01:20 AM #1
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Unhappy stress
When I am just the least bit stressed, my body becomes a rag doll. Even if I am running late for say work,appointment etc, my muscles just become so weak. This can come on so fast. I have fallen so many times its a wonder I am still alive. I have been lucky in that sense. Does stress affect anyone else with MG? The day after Christmas I was exhausted and just laid around all day...no energy whatsoever. Also, I am on 40mg of Prednisone and I am starting to get the moon face look. Is there something that can be done about this?

Appreciate all,

Sue C
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