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Old 07-21-2015, 08:49 PM #7
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Hello, is your progression fast or slow?
It depends on the cause, or disease. I think everyone has a sudden onset of symptoms, but some stabilizes, progresses slowly, and proceeds very rapidly. My was sudden onset, and progressed rapidly, but it stabalizes, but i most likely was left with permanent "partial" loss of sensation.
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