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Old 03-20-2008, 10:12 AM #2
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I have noted this phenomenon, primarily trying to think of words when posting etc. I have noted a decrease in my ability to spell too.
This is nothing I cannot overcome, it just means that I have to stop for a few seconds and think about what i want to say.

I'd rather do that then be akinetic on my right side!

There is always a "price to pay", albeit a manageable one in this instance.

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