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Old 06-26-2008, 03:36 PM #1
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Default Finally tested positive on something
My SFEMG at Hopkins yesterday was abnormal (although only slightly)...maybe I can get someone to treat me now

Of course my appoint with the Dr isn't until the end of July, and the trip up there wiped out all energy reserves I'd stored.. but at least I'm making progress
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Good deal!! Knowing something is better than not knowing anything. I just called into my Doc, they still haven't gotten the Ultrasound on the legs veins yet. His Nurse is going to rattle the Hospital about it.

Good luck on treatments...
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My SFEMG at Hopkins yesterday was abnormal (although only slightly)...maybe I can get someone to treat me now

Of course my appoint with the Dr isn't until the end of July, and the trip up there wiped out all energy reserves I'd stored.. but at least I'm making progress
THAT is good news i found this site looking for info in the long run you will do many more test i pray they get you some meds that work... god bless.....
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Hey, stranger! Wow, that is fantastic news.

Where'd they do the SFEMG? Forehead? Do they have you on any meds? It's sad that so many of us have to go to such lengths to get a measly diagnosis.

So, what have you been up to? I hope you are doing ok. Be careful out there in this horrid heat wave we're having.

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