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Old 10-28-2011, 07:37 PM #1
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Default PPMS only - need answers
Most info on MS doesn't relate to me. I've had problems for 5-6 years but diagnosed only last year. My right leg is useless and feels like it's made of cement. Being active is out of reach. I'm working at a new school and I get one-too-many questions.I'm wondering what is in my future. I'm just 55.
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