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research shows poss assoc EDS-MS
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gila
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 research shows poss assoc EDS-MS
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ReineDeLaSeine14
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Re: research shows poss assoc EDS-MS I'd believe it.
My great aunt had MS...and my geneticist told me that AI CTDs and stuff are more prevalent in the hypermobile population...
...Mom and I are shining examples...and she suspects that I have MS as well (or Lupus that affects my nervous system...which is my neuro's standpoint as of yet) so yes I can see it.
Serafina...she's hypermobile and has MS. So is Cyndi.
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gila
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Re: research shows poss assoc EDS-MS http://www.ednf.org/images/stories/pdfs ... rosis1.pdf  sorry peops, too nauseaous and head ached to write anything xxg
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Brooke
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Re: research shows poss assoc EDS-MS Gila, thanks for pulling together the pdf.
I'll read it sometime today after the school graduation.
I hope you feel less head-achy and horrible later this afternoon/tonight.....
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stacekins
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Re: research shows poss assoc EDS-MS Thats a really interesting article. Thanks for sharing it.
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cynner68
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Re: research shows poss assoc EDS-MS Very interesting. Thanks for posting, gila. I'm looking at both Dx, myself, so it's very curious.
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TinkerbellK
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Re: research shows poss assoc EDS-MS this is really interesting, although I admit it doesnt make me feel all warm and fuzzy (as I am being tested for MS...) I can't wait to see this silly neuro!
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Katiepillars
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Re: research shows poss assoc EDS-MS Yeah tinkerbellk, I'm looking at both diseases too... definately not feeling all warm and fuzzy.
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