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Old 04-02-2010, 01:35 PM #1
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Default anyone diagnosed with something else after pd dxd?
you guys knew i couldn't be gone long.. right? heehee. i am kinda curious about something. since my pd dxd, i have had other dxd and am wondering if anyone else has. mine have been:

epilepsy
seizure disorder (non-epileptic)
anxiety disorder
multiple system atrophy... (laughable since i had already had the pd dxd over 15 years)
conversion disorder
gait disturbance

makes me ponder.. how can they search for a cure for something that hasnt even been positively diagnosed?
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