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Wow, I just read daisy's long post but found it very interesting.

I especially liked her theory about how trauma to the body can release toxins and heavy metals back into the bloodstream, that had been stored in the bones previously.

Kimrene

Gainesbourg, Thanks for the reply. My leg rarely does that anymore but I do find it interesting that it's my left side, lower body that is most affected by the M.S. Also interesting about the sleep info. Until I started Trazadone and Zanaflex at bedtime, I rarely got more than a few hours sleep at n...

The one way they can cover themselves and Do cover themselves is this way: When your Dr., pharmacist etc..calls to verify your coverage, even if they say it's covered 100%, they always follow with their "disclaimer" that basically says....this COULD be wrong though and if it is, so sorry. ...

One thing I wanted to add to the previous post is that it is my Left side NOW that gives me the most trouble. This is why I think the teen episodes are connected to my diagnosis today.
Kimrenee again

What another great thread! Learning so much, yet getting so confused! :? As a "newbie", I am looking for answers everywhere and looking back at my history clear back into my teens. In looking back, I honestly believe that my first "symptoms" began when i was about 16. I am 42 now...

Since I am a new diagnosis and not currently in a "flare" period, as far as new brain inflammation present currently, my Dr. has decided to do the "wait and see" thing. If I experience NEW symptoms, I am to go in and we will discuss new treatment. For now, he has put me on Calciu...

An interesting thread. My recent diagnosis of M.S. came as a result of trying to figure out the reason for my chronic Migraines, the reason for an MRI. This, after a CT showed no abnormalities. Although my Neuro says that the MRI showed no reason for the Migraines, he also says that anytime somethin...