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Old 01-25-2016, 03:16 PM #1
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I have autoimmune related peripheral neuropathy. The autoimmune cells attack nerves controlling particular muscle groups. The muscles then become very weak which can have a crippling effect. The first time this happened my left foot became immobile; I had to drag it along as I walked. Have had attacks in other areas since then. I'll have more to say later. Wishing the best for everyone!
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