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Old 02-18-2009, 05:50 PM #1
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Confused ms limbo land
I have been in limbo land for 4 years. I have many of the symtoms and even been on Copaxone, yet I don't have the lesions to make it offical. I saw an MS specialist who agreed in me coming off the meds. I am quite frustrated. The symptoms have taken over a large bit of the quality with walking, pain, and energy. The doc wants to see me every 3-4 months to monitor. He beleives it might be 'temporary' or it could be MS. 4 years of symptoms and still no answers.

Where can I go to find people like me who have gone through similar struggles.
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