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@alexxndria 

alexxndria

this .

“ What if . . . Laziness is a habit of thinking about the cost of things, or the effort. Instead of thinking about the payoff? ” ~ Scott Adams
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@nexas 

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nexas

Why did I think I was part of this or something?

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@diegorfloresm 

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diegorfloresm

I recently received very positive news from my neurologist regarding my diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. Based on my progress and stability, he has determined that I no longer need to continue medication at this time and is moving my status from Level 2 to Level 1. This is a very encouraging development and reflects the stability of my condition.While I am grateful and optimistic about this progress, I would be lying if I said I don’t occasionally have some “what if” thoughts. That said, I trust the medical guidance I’ve received and understand that this decision was made after careful evaluation of my health and long-term stability. Overall, I am very thankful for the positive direction things are moving!

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@britt_anyy7 

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britt_anyy7

When I got diagnosed I felt weightless now I feel incredibly heavy. (I am bigger but never felt like this. If so how do you fix i?

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@Shonn 

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Shonn

After my MRI this morning... it's confirmed that I'm anemic and my blood count is low

What would you guys suggest i do
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@keybaby94 

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keybaby94

My ankles are swollen for some reason 🤫ion like this feeling at all ya’ll

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@Zach420 

Zach420

Sometimes I get this this itch anyone else?

Sometimes I just really want to blow some shit up on one end of town and Rob something on the other end of town
Columbiaville, United States
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@Meekx 

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Meekx

Does anyone have any feedback on this device?https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DAhaBsTpD/

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@zarren0104 

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zarren0104

This really is a sad disease

I thought I was starting to get ovér it but then depression hit mé last night.,sigh
Los Alamitos, United States
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@Njones35 

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Njones35

Does this happens to anybody

After they take a shower their heart rate goes up and you become tired? It takes alot out of me just to take a shower.
Stamford, United States
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