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Old 04-11-2011, 07:53 PM #1
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I'm new to this group, but noticed lots of interesting things being discussed. I don't have a dx of ms, just "possible". I've been dx'd with fibro a long time ago (not going to tell you how long) and only wiithin the last couple of years when my dizziness and failing eyes got the pcp's attention did I get an MRI of my brain and spine.

Some lesions showed up in my brain, but the neuro says they're not consistent with ms. I have many symptoms of ms and have had for years, but have not had anyone mention the possibility of ms until I finally went to this neuro.

So I'm wondering and waiting, but whatever this is, I suffer a lot and I know this isn't going to get better no matter what. Double vision and falling, we well as unending pain have robbed me of my life. Your feedback will be appreciated.

Linda
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