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Red face New person here! Just diagnosed...
Hi! I'm Christina and I was just diagnosed with SPS yesterday the 25th. I got my blood work back and they said I have high levels which diagnosed me with the stiff person syndrome. I'm here to learn more about it , which I know nothing! I currently have MS with no active lesions. Good to be here!
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