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Old 05-08-2007, 01:08 PM #2
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Hey, Francine.

Welcome to NT! I hope you find help and friendship here.

I know that fibro can often indicate other underlying neuro issues. Have you had an MRI yet? Many people initially dx'ed with fibro have conditions like Arnold-Chiari Malformation (herniated cerebellar tonsils). ACM can only be found on an MRI, and even a tiny herniation can bring on debilitating symptoms, so it's worth a look.


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