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Old 09-10-2012, 12:20 AM #1
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Default no definitive diagnosis yet

I am not sure I have MG. I have been to a rheumatologist who thought my symptoms were MG. Now I have to wait 2 months for an appointment with a neurologist. I am a single parent without anyone to talk with about it. I do not want to scare my 14 year old daughter with this. People are starting to notices my symptoms at work.

I am frighten with what my future holds and don't know how I am going to wait 2 months for a diagnosis. How do you get through the waiting part especially with all the ups and downs of this illness and the uncertainty how I will even feel when I wake up tomorrow?

The worst of the symptoms occurred after surgery in March
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