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Long-time Lurker--Finally posting!

Postby koopico » Wed Sep 22, 2010 4:21 pm

Hi everyone!

I've been lurking on this site for years, believe it or not--and am finally posting something! Just wanted to say "hello" to everybody--and thanks for all the great info you all share!

I was diagnosed in the spring of 2001, with RRMS. In the winter of that same year, I found out that I needed to get a defibrilator implanted for a heart condition--as a "safety net," so to speak. So I can no longer have MRIs. So much for tracking MS that way...

Anyway, just wanted to finally introduce myself!
:D
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Postby jimmylegs » Thu Sep 23, 2010 4:50 am

welcome koopico!
odd sx? no dx? check w/ dietitian
DRI=MINIMUM eg bit.ly/1vgQclQ
99% don't meet these. meds/lifestyle can affect levels
status can be low in ms & other cond'ns
'but my results are normal'. typical panels don't test all
deficits occur in 'normal' range
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Postby koopico » Thu Sep 23, 2010 12:36 pm

Thanks so much, Jimmylegs!

And thanks for all the great advice you post! (that I've secretly read...shhhhh!)
8)
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Postby jimmylegs » Fri Sep 24, 2010 2:01 pm

BUSTED! and you're welcome ;D
odd sx? no dx? check w/ dietitian
DRI=MINIMUM eg bit.ly/1vgQclQ
99% don't meet these. meds/lifestyle can affect levels
status can be low in ms & other cond'ns
'but my results are normal'. typical panels don't test all
deficits occur in 'normal' range
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