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Old 09-24-2012, 01:06 AM #6
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Annie yes I,m under another specialist for my parathyroid and I,m going to be having a scan on my neck and have had many blood tests to see if anything showed which is how my raised calcium was found I am no longer on steroids or any drugs at all for my M.G have also been going to a Gym for 15months which has helped greatly I can understand my Neuro not believing that I have the symptoms
I do a video dairy every few months only of positive things.
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