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Jamie
 Post subject: Some good news
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ITS A UTI ITS A UTI ITS A UTI

MRI is clear, no change from three months ago apart from the major lesion on her 'pons' continues to shrink.

Chaps, this news makes me so happy.


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W O N D E R F U L ! ! !

That has to be a huge relief.

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Thanks Lew!

Bob may find this interesting, my understanding has always been that once you have a black hole its there for good, i.e. dead matter.

Well, Mel's two black holes have disappeared since 3 months ago.

Strange eh?


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I am so pleased to hear that all is well. I still hold out for this treatment as being the best chance of halting ms in it's tracks or at least slowing it to a fraction of a snails pace. I hope the UTI is the worst thing Mel ever has to face.

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What a relief, Jamie!!!
Congrats and best to Mel. Talk about a nice Christmas gift.
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That is so awesome!! It brings tears to my eyes. Thank God it's working!!
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Good news! Congrats!

My neuro who is an MS specialist/researcher told me black holes can go away--or not, they don't know why. He told me this after I got one. I think Bob's assessment is probably right as to reason.
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Jamie -

While I may be having some cognitive issues currently - my memory isn't totally fried again....

Wasn't the subject of your original post "SUPERLATIVE NEWS" ???

I hope that you haven't changed the subject due to recent news from me or Chris... Mel's news IS excellent news - and should be shared. Not to mention, the word superlative is so rarely used! Use it when you can!!

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