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Old 04-09-2009, 05:03 AM #1
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Grin Finally a Diagnosis yayyy

It is such a releif to know that my symptoms were not just in my head, all the continuoes fatigue, breathing porblems and slight eye probs and after seen 2 neuros and having 2 lots of EMG and Nerve conduction tests its official it showed a mild deficit in the EMG so yes I do have MG and I tell you its a releif in a way cause at least I now know its not just in m head, I start my first round of IVIg, wish me luck and "Happy Eater to Everyone"

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