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Hello Noidy and welcome to NeuroTalk.


I'm sorry to hear you have such a progressive form of MS - no pity, just a sincere "I'm sorry"

In case you or someone else is not familiar with NMO (Devics) here is some information: http://www.mayoclinic.org/devics-disease/
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