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Old 07-22-2014, 08:12 AM #6
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After my second test being positive, as time passed on I became positive for 4 antibodies stiational, calcium, binding and modulational. I'm pretty much a mystery to my doctors. My mother and 2 of her sisters had MG. My sister now has it. I am lucky to not have a crisis yet. I am currently on cellcept and mestinon. They help me make it through daily life nothing more. I am a shell of my old self.
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