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Old 12-15-2015, 02:51 PM #1
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My nephew (late 30's) has been DXed with MS. But he doesn't look sick!!!

We have completely different types of MS. I'm PP, he's RR, some life experience same, most very different. We may share genetic predisposition but what set it off? No other MSers in family we know of, past or present. There's an Alcoholic predisposition (very Irish family) but neither of us drinks much.
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