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Old 06-28-2013, 08:16 PM #1
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Default Who was that guy?
YEARS ago there was a guy on this site...well maybe the old site. Back in the days of Grassman Mike.

He had a harsh sense of humor and wrote some stuff about being diagnosed with MS and how it feels to have MS.

Does anyone remember what his name is?

He wrote a really good summary of how to explain to someone what MS symptoms felt like and had a really good way of explaining it.
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