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Old 09-25-2008, 04:54 PM #6
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Thank you all! I think I might be starting a flare, I dunno...just feel really funky and today my right eye and right leg have started to twitch every now and then....it's so annoying!

Saturday is the MS Walk, (I'm only $30 away from raising $500!) I'm supposed to pick up the packet and stuff tonight but now I don't know if I will feel like going.

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