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Date Posted: 12:49:16 05/28/00 Sun
Author: Heidi
Subject: Re: neuro appointment update
In reply to: Sharron 's message, "neuro appointment update" on 12:22:07 05/26/00 Fri

> I'm so sorry to hear about your appointment. If it makes you feel better, that's about how all 3 of my neuro appointments have gone. How's this for funny though: My "neuro" said he's stumped that my symptoms come and go and that he finds that odd!! My "neuro" doesn't even know that MS comes and goes!!!!!

I have also been sent to various doctors for lupus, lymes and arthritis. All negative.....

As for too old, my uncle was diagnosed at 45. No problmes prior to that....

Hang in there. We'll all try to cheer you up! You can always vent with us...

Heidi

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