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Old 12-14-2012, 01:49 PM #1
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Hi,

Jerking, painful tremors are not an MG symptom. She needs to be seen by her doctor. Also, although this sounds cruel and insensitive, if you could get a short video of the episodes, it might help a great deal when you speak with the doctor.

So sorry this is happening. MG is tough for everyone, but something about an older person dealing with this really hurts my heart.
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