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Old 10-31-2010, 10:47 PM #1
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I must say, even though I am very frustrated and depressed at times, I am trying to recognize the gratitude in not having MS or PD. I was given a Spinal Tap and 3 MRI's and Dr. confirmed I did not have MS. I also had a PET-SCAN for Parkinsons's which turned out Normal.

Just wanted to share my gratitude, this is by no means a "walk in the Park", but it could be worse.........
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