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Old 10-05-2006, 06:08 PM #1
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Hey, everyone, we now have our very own forum. Jump in, the water's great.
Thanks, DocJohn, for the quick service.
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Old 10-08-2006, 11:48 PM #2
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Default Hi Lois,
Good to see you. Looks like it might take a bit of time to get everyone back online. I know Lizzie has been busy. Hopefully when life slows down she will be back.

Take care, Gracie (Hummingbird60 from old forum)
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Hello All!
I joined this site because my 2 yr old dog was diagnosed with MG and has just started taking Meniston today, 20 MG. I'm looking to learn as much as I can and maybe offer help to others. Even though the clinical symptoms may differ some from humans to animals it helps to know there are others out there that understand and can relate to the daily struggles and frustration this disease/disorder delivers! Thank you! Best wishes to all!
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Default There is a hope!
Hello!
It surprised me and I hope,it helps you:
http://www.netwellness.org/question.cfm/23982.htm


Dr.Kaminski - is a recogized MG authority.According to him,should we envy dogs?
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Re: the link that says dogs always go into remission after two years of MG: wow! Doesn't it seem like someone could figure out why, and help us?

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Default re the link: dogs always go into remission after two years of MG
Abby,
As you can see,it was written in 2002,it's been 9 years.
Since then - seems like it's been quiet out there ,at least I could not find anyone also mentioned that,or any articles re that. But....maybe someday someone will figure it out!
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