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Old 11-19-2012, 04:30 PM #1
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What is remission is it when the symptoms are less severe or that they go all together I get sometimes a certain muscle like breathing or swallowing or talking or arms legs or even fingers become weak and it varies or even being able to think becomes confused depending also on the weather which plays an in portent part on how my MG behaves its so confusing then when I expect it to become worse because I've pushed myself it sometimes doesn't punish me which then is odd and just confuses me.
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