Re: [SPAM] Re: 42 year old with severe central and cortical atrophy question

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Hi Tim and KC,

I'm author of a theory about HAPTENS --- the cause of MS:

http://www.thisisms.com/ftopict-5728.html

I have evidence that predicting, preventing and curing is possible.

Jerzy Grzeszczuk from Poland

W dniu 2011-05-01 00:06, KC pisze:

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> Tim,

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> For several months, I have been lurking in the background reading

> posts. It was refreshing to read yours, and I feel prompted to respond

> (my first post to this group).

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> You wrote, " I do not believe MS is my disease, but is a symptom of

> something else - I only wish I knew what was causing my MS. "

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> Long ago, in speaking with a Lyme disease specialist, he mentioned the

> term Lyme-induced MS. Since then I have come to think of MS as a

> descriptive diagnosis, a diagnosis that describes a set of symptoms

> that are commonly associated with one another. Lyme disease can

> present with symptoms that can be labeled MS-like. Since Lyme disease

> can have symptoms that are similar to and called MS, Parkinson's, ALS,

> or CFS, then another underlying causative agent may be able to do the

> same.

>

> MS was my first diagnosis, but for me Lyme is the underlying cause. I

> pray that you will find the underlying cause of your symptoms.

>

> KC

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> > > I just received an MRI with and without contrast with this

> outcome. Can anyone give me input about what I may have? I was

> referred for an MRI from a pain doctor, because I had MS symptoms. No

> lesions were found on my brain. I live in a place that most of the

> Neurologists left town. We may be moving, I am just too anxious to

> wait to see a Neurologist. Any information would help! Thanks!

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