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Idiopathic Progressive Polyneuropathy: How to find a specialist?
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@jesfactsmon Hank, you never mentioned that you have MS!!!! I was floored when I read that you do. I am so proud of you that you did not take the MS meds, and are still doing ok. God willing, your MS will stay inactive. If you are comfortable, let me know more about your MS, and how it effects you. Thinking about you, Hank. Lori Renee
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@lorirenee1 Thanks Lori, I usually forget I even have MS. It was diagnosed in 1999 when my left leg and hand suddenly became very weak. It was scary at first but 5 days after it appeared (and I could barely drive or walk) they did a steroid treatment on me in the hospital. I got back to 100% by the third day in the hospital. I have been pretty much okay since, with only 3 exacerbations since, mostly a leg become weaker for a week or so. The last was in Dec. 2012. So I always say to people, if you have to have a case of MS, you'd want the one I've got, it's the BEST. 👍 Its been pretty much a non issue since I left the hospital in July '99. So no worries! Best, Hank