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MoiraWolf Posts: 3410
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MS, depending on where and which nerves/areas of the brain it strikes, can mean it's nothing more than in inconvenience, to being very debilitating. A visit with a neurologist is definately in order. Don't get too panicky til you know a)whether it is, in fact, MS and b)where it's at in the brain/nerves and c)how it's going to affect you. Like I said, it may not affect you much at all. Now, all that said, I'm a pessimist at heart. I'd rather panic and assume the worst, and prepare myself mentally for it, then find out it's not that bad, than be optimistic and avoid thinking about it and find out it's going to really be debilitating. Rather be pleasantly surprised, then unpleasantly!! I know it's no help. But in the immortal words of Douglas Adams... DON'T PANIC!! (HitchHiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference if you're not familiar with it.)  I am not a medical doctor and any medical opinion I give is based on personal experience and/or research. It is not intended to suppliment or replace your doctor. Follow at your own risk.
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