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Old 03-16-2011, 12:20 PM #1
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Default Do you know what I'm tired of?
I am tired of having a different symptom everyday. One day I will have choking issues, the next diplopia, the next only ptosis (this is usually every day). Then I will have extreme weakness, unable to walk to bathroom, then I'll get short of breath just walking to the bathroom and back.

I'm obviously in the angry stage of grief.


I hate myasthenia

Cassie
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