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Old 12-06-2012, 06:58 AM #6
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Anacrusis your understanding your own MG and how it changes and that's the most important part even without a Neuro when all my symptoms began I had my fingers lock on me or freeze sometimes still happens as for writing I use to try and write when MG was very bad but couldn't manage it
By recording so much info about your condition you can see how your doing and improving
And works for you
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