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Old 05-31-2009, 07:40 PM #11
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Mine is technically generalized, but never *really* effected limbs all that badly. The worst thing that happened to my limbs was the muscle loss due to not being able to eat. I was only seriously effected on the left side of my face and neck muscles. My arms and legs are effected but not noticeably to me - my neuro can tell when doing tests though.

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What AMAZING news! That is soooooo flippin awesome!

I know I sound stupid, but what type of MG do you have? I have the generalized MG.......

My goal is to work 6 hr days after the IV IG. I miss being around people so much! LOL!

I bet you are GOING into remission right now! It certainly sounds like it *happy dance*!!!!

09 is going to be our YEAR! Amen!

Big, big hugs!
Erin




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