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Old 07-02-2007, 07:22 PM #3
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Rumpled, it's very common to have more than one autoimmune thing going on at the same time. Like redtail, I hope you don't have MG, but it's better to get a definite diagnosis and treatment, than to be in diagnostic limbo. I've coped with the MG since the mid-70's. It's no picnic, but there are worse things out there.
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