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Old 05-25-2012, 10:28 AM #8
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Texas that's amazing, thank you for sharing. I have an MRI next week and although it's of my brain and cervical spine, I asked the doc if he would include the thymus in the imaging. I tell ya, my gut tells me it's just GOT to be related to that.

It and MG makes too much sense now... droopy eyelids, blurred vision after much eye use, weakness symptoms increase with physical activity, chest pain/pressure near the thymus, feel like a new person after rest, all of that.
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