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NEW MEMBER -- sue22310

Comment from new member sue2231:

Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.

Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

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Comment from new member sue2231:Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

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Comment from new member sue2231:Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

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welcome, sue,

i have primary progressive ms and have a clean mri every time the neuro makes me

do one. not one lesion.

the tattle tale for my dx (diagnosis) was a spinal tap (lumbar puncture).

have you had one of those? what exactly are your symptoms?

diva

>

> Comment from new member sue2231:

> Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.

> Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member here

at MSersLife!

>

>

> I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the

group!

>

> New Member:

> Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish, ask any

questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into

the conversations!

> Sharon (group creator/owner)

>

> This

> email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

> and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way

> are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Hi, Everyone!

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Wow!

To answer some of your questions:

After the " clean " MRI, I was told not to worry about it. So, no " spinal tap "

yet.

In the meanwhile, I am patiently going through appts after appts with various

" specialists " to address the symptoms: physical therapy exercises to deal with

the pain, weakness and tingling and burning sensations in my right shoulder,

right arm, right lower back, right hip, right thigh, right leg. Yes, all on the

right side.

The ophthalmology appts to find out why I have episodes of losing vision in my

right eye.

Other symptoms:

I stumble and fall often - my right leg gives out when I walk or run; I have

bruises and cuts from falling.

I have burn scars on my right arm now from misplacing where my hand and arm is

intended to reach when I reach for stuff while I am cooking. I drop and break

things for no apparent reasons - even light stuff like a pen or a dish. I can't

use my right hand for more intricate work - like writing or dialing a

combination lock.

When I walk, I weave like I am drunk so have to steady myself by touching the

walls/railings. (I am terrified of getting pulled over - I know I can never

pass those sobriety tests I see on TV if they make me walk heel-to-toe!)

I have urinated on myself in public places several times, so have been wearing

pads for protection. And I go to the bathroom every hour or so just as a

precaution, whether I need to or not.

I am exhausted all the time.

I have problems focusing and am slow to understand what people say, but I passed

the cognitive tests even though I had to really, really struggle to think

through each answer. Same with when I speak; the wrong words would come out of

my mouth or they come out in the wrong order - it is easier for me to type; I

can go back and edit.

I forget people that I just meet (not just their names but the fact that we had

even met the day before) and that is upsetting because I am in the Army and work

as an aide to a VIP - and I can't do my job now. People are beginning to treat

me as if I am stupid and they don't give me any important work to do anymore

because I keep asking people to repeat what they say; now, I just answer the

phone and print out and file papers. I even avoid answering the phone because I

need to keep asking people to repeat themselves or I say things incorrectly and

they do not understand me!

I have been transfered to two jobs already in the past six months - this is

after a successful career of over 20 years!

When these crazy symptoms were first really noticeable in January, I contacted

the endocrinologist to see if it was the thyroid but she said not. So, I looked

up the symptoms at the Mayo Clinic web site and the list had suggested MS. But,

the MRIs looked good.

I guess all I can do is be patient and go through the tests then go back to the

neurologist as the symptoms persist.

Sorry for going on and on.

I am OK, but just need to plod through everything steadily.

I do have " good " days where I don't stumble but the bad days are becoming more

frequent. I will schedule another MRI in a few months, to see if they are still

good. And, I will demand a spinal fluid test.

regards-

Sue

> >

> > Comment from new member sue2231:

> > Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.

> > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member here

at MSersLife!

> >

> >

> > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the

group!

> >

> > New Member:

> > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish, ask any

questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into

the conversations!

> > Sharon (group creator/owner)

> >

> > This

> > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

> > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way

> > are to be considered flaws or defects.

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Hi, Sue!

About the " drunk tests " - ask your doctor for a paper attesting to " I

ain't drunk, I've got A Neurological Disorder " , that should ease your mind a

bit on that score - mercy knows I haven't been able to do the " one foot "

thing for years, and nowadays can't swear to remember the alphabet on any

given day! :-)

Meanwhile, hope you find answers soon, and the right treatment for your

discomforts...

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Re: NEW MEMBER -- sue22310

Hi, Everyone!

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Wow!

To answer some of your questions:

After the " clean " MRI, I was told not to worry about it. So, no " spinal tap "

yet.

In the meanwhile, I am patiently going through appts after appts with

various " specialists " to address the symptoms: physical therapy exercises to

deal with the pain, weakness and tingling and burning sensations in my right

shoulder, right arm, right lower back, right hip, right thigh, right leg.

Yes, all on the right side.

The ophthalmology appts to find out why I have episodes of losing vision in

my right eye.

Other symptoms:

I stumble and fall often - my right leg gives out when I walk or run; I have

bruises and cuts from falling.

I have burn scars on my right arm now from misplacing where my hand and arm

is intended to reach when I reach for stuff while I am cooking. I drop and

break things for no apparent reasons - even light stuff like a pen or a

dish. I can't use my right hand for more intricate work - like writing or

dialing a combination lock.

When I walk, I weave like I am drunk so have to steady myself by touching

the walls/railings. (I am terrified of getting pulled over - I know I can

never pass those sobriety tests I see on TV if they make me walk

heel-to-toe!)

I have urinated on myself in public places several times, so have been

wearing pads for protection. And I go to the bathroom every hour or so just

as a precaution, whether I need to or not.

I am exhausted all the time.

I have problems focusing and am slow to understand what people say, but I

passed the cognitive tests even though I had to really, really struggle to

think through each answer. Same with when I speak; the wrong words would

come out of my mouth or they come out in the wrong order - it is easier for

me to type; I can go back and edit.

I forget people that I just meet (not just their names but the fact that we

had even met the day before) and that is upsetting because I am in the Army

and work as an aide to a VIP - and I can't do my job now. People are

beginning to treat me as if I am stupid and they don't give me any important

work to do anymore because I keep asking people to repeat what they say;

now, I just answer the phone and print out and file papers. I even avoid

answering the phone because I need to keep asking people to repeat

themselves or I say things incorrectly and they do not understand me!

I have been transfered to two jobs already in the past six months - this is

after a successful career of over 20 years!

When these crazy symptoms were first really noticeable in January, I

contacted the endocrinologist to see if it was the thyroid but she said not.

So, I looked up the symptoms at the Mayo Clinic web site and the list had

suggested MS. But, the MRIs looked good.

I guess all I can do is be patient and go through the tests then go back to

the neurologist as the symptoms persist.

Sorry for going on and on.

I am OK, but just need to plod through everything steadily.

I do have " good " days where I don't stumble but the bad days are becoming

more frequent. I will schedule another MRI in a few months, to see if they

are still good. And, I will demand a spinal fluid test.

regards-

Sue

> >

> > Comment from new member sue2231:

> > Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.

> > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member

here at MSersLife!

> >

> >

> > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the

group!

> >

> > New Member:

> > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish, ask any

questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into

the conversations!

> > Sharon (group creator/owner)

> >

> > This

> > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

> > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way

> > are to be considered flaws or defects.

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[Guest guest]

Hi SueYour symptoms do sound like MS but there are other things it could be as well. In our group files there is a file called "MS Mimics" in case you haven't read it yet. The National MS Society used to give out 'get out of jail free cards' that informed the police about MS and how it can affect walking and balance. I don't know if they still give them out though. So you are in the Army? Where are you stationed? Twenty years in the service must have taken you to a variety of posts, here and overseas. Where all have you been? Has your doctor put you through the big battery of blood tests to 'rule out' all the diseases that can cause your problems? Are you seeing a neurologist? What does the doc

say?hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 12:39:27 PMSubject: Re: NEW MEMBER -- sue22310

Hi, Everyone!Thank you all for the warm welcome. Wow! To answer some of your questions:After the "clean" MRI, I was told not to worry about it. So, no "spinal tap" yet. In the meanwhile, I am patiently going through appts after appts with various "specialists" to address the symptoms: physical therapy exercises to deal with the pain, weakness and tingling and burning sensations in my right shoulder, right arm, right lower back, right hip, right thigh, right leg. Yes, all on the right side.The ophthalmology appts to find out why I have episodes of losing vision in my right eye. Other symptoms:I stumble and fall often - my right leg gives out when I walk or run; I have bruises and cuts from falling. I have burn scars on my right arm now from misplacing where my hand and arm is intended to reach when I reach for stuff while I am cooking. I drop and break things for no apparent reasons - even light stuff like a pen or

a dish. I can't use my right hand for more intricate work - like writing or dialing a combination lock.When I walk, I weave like I am drunk so have to steady myself by touching the walls/railings. (I am terrified of getting pulled over - I know I can never pass those sobriety tests I see on TV if they make me walk heel-to-toe!)I have urinated on myself in public places several times, so have been wearing pads for protection. And I go to the bathroom every hour or so just as a precaution, whether I need to or not.I am exhausted all the time.I have problems focusing and am slow to understand what people say, but I passed the cognitive tests even though I had to really, really struggle to think through each answer. Same with when I speak; the wrong words would come out of my mouth or they come out in the wrong order - it is easier for me to type; I can go back and edit.I forget people that I

just meet (not just their names but the fact that we had even met the day before) and that is upsetting because I am in the Army and work as an aide to a VIP - and I can't do my job now. People are beginning to treat me as if I am stupid and they don't give me any important work to do anymore because I keep asking people to repeat what they say; now, I just answer the phone and print out and file papers. I even avoid answering the phone because I need to keep asking people to repeat themselves or I say things incorrectly and they do not understand me!I have been transfered to two jobs already in the past six months - this is after a successful career of over 20 years! When these crazy symptoms were first really noticeable in January, I contacted the endocrinologist to see if it was the thyroid but she said not. So, I looked up the symptoms at the Mayo Clinic web site and the list had suggested MS. But, the MRIs looked good.I

guess all I can do is be patient and go through the tests then go back to the neurologist as the symptoms persist.Sorry for going on and on.I am OK, but just need to plod through everything steadily.I do have "good" days where I don't stumble but the bad days are becoming more frequent. I will schedule another MRI in a few months, to see if they are still good. And, I will demand a spinal fluid test.regards-Sue> >> > Comment from new member sue2231:> > Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.> > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member here at MSersLife! > > > > > > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the group! > > > > New Member:> > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you

wish, ask any questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into the conversations! > > Sharon (group creator/owner) > > > > This> > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling> > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way> > are to be considered flaws or defects.> >>------------------------------------

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Thanks, .

I will ask the primary care doctor for that note when I see him next week.

I had not thought of that. Am thinking of requesting a different neurologist

while I am at it. The current one basically wrote me off as not having a

neurological disorder. After the one 1-hour appointment in April to go over the

MRI result, he has not wanted to see me again - he just passed me on to

rheumatology and ophthamology and physical therapy. <sigh>

<hugs>

Sue

> > >

> > > Comment from new member sue2231:

> > > Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.

> > > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member

> here at MSersLife!

> > >

> > >

> > > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the

> group!

> > >

> > > New Member:

> > > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish, ask any

> questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into

> the conversations!

> > > Sharon (group creator/owner)

> > >

> > > This

> > > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

> > > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way

> > > are to be considered flaws or defects.

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[Guest guest]

Hi, Sharon-

I am currently in andria, VA. I have been stationed in Germany a couple of

times, and also Fort Ord,CA, Fort Hood, TX and Pearl Harbor, HA, among other

locations. Several deployments since 1988.

Yes, I have read that there are potentially other illnesses that resemble MS,

but the neurologist spent one hour with me to go over the MRI back in April and

then basically told me to go away and see the rheumatologist, ophtamologist, and

physical therapist - to treat the individual symptoms; that's it.

Blood tests ruled out diabetes.

My thyroid tests are normal now that am on Synthroid - and get tested every 6

weeks for that to monitor that level.

ANA have been unusually high for some antibodies (and the MRI shower

degenerative disk disease). So, appt with the rheumatologist. But the

rheumatologist said all that is " normal " . Again, basically, " go away " .

My plan is to diligently go to all the referral tests and when they rule out all

their little checklist of what it is not, I will go back to demand the spinal

tap thing. Or check for lime disease or whatever. I know I am not/not imagining

all these symptoms. I mean, you can't imagine it when your pants are wet down to

the knees after you just peed on yourself for no reason, or when your boss tells

you you are speaking gibberish or jsut fall on your face because you can't

control your leg!

Are you in the military, by any chance?

regards-

Sue

> > >

> > > Comment from new member sue2231:

> > > Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.

> > > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member

here at MSersLife!

> > >

> > >

> > > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the

group!

> > >

> > > New Member:

> > > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish, ask any

questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into

the conversations!

> > > Sharon (group creator/owner)

> > >

> > > This

> > > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

> > > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way

> > > are to be considered flaws or defects.

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>

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Did the rheumatologist do a bunch of blood work? If so that is pretty standard. When I was going through diagnosis I was sent to a rheumatologist too. He ordered a number of blood tests and told me he did feel it was MS. It's all a part of the diagnosis process for many of us.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 4:07:15 AMSubject: Re: NEW MEMBER -- sue22310

Thanks, .I will ask the primary care doctor for that note when I see him next week. I had not thought of that. Am thinking of requesting a different neurologist while I am at it. The current one basically wrote me off as not having a neurological disorder. After the one 1-hour appointment in April to go over the MRI result, he has not wanted to see me again - he just passed me on to rheumatology and ophthamology and physical therapy. <sigh><hugs>Sue> > >> > > Comment from new member sue2231:> > > Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.> > > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member> here at MSersLife! > > > > > > > > > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the> group! > > > > > > New Member:> > > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish, ask any> questions

you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into> the conversations! > > > Sharon (group creator/owner) > > > > > > This> > > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling> > > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way> > > are to be considered flaws or defects.> > >> >>------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

No, I'm not military but I have family that are. My brother and 4 nephews have been stationed in Germany and they loved the country. They all have returned several times and one nephew brought home a German wife. I think you plan is a good one--keep going to all the appointments and doing all the stuff. For most people a MS diagnosis is a process of elimination. Hang in there! SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered

flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 4:19:29 AMSubject: Re: NEW MEMBER -- sue22310

Hi, Sharon-I am currently in andria, VA. I have been stationed in Germany a couple of times, and also Fort Ord,CA, Fort Hood, TX and Pearl Harbor, HA, among other locations. Several deployments since 1988.Yes, I have read that there are potentially other illnesses that resemble MS, but the neurologist spent one hour with me to go over the MRI back in April and then basically told me to go away and see the rheumatologist, ophtamologist, and physical therapist - to treat the individual symptoms; that's it. Blood tests ruled out diabetes. My thyroid tests are normal now that am on Synthroid - and get tested every 6 weeks for that to monitor that level.ANA have been unusually high for some antibodies (and the MRI shower degenerative disk disease). So, appt with the rheumatologist. But the rheumatologist said all that is "normal". Again, basically, "go away".My plan is to diligently go to all the referral

tests and when they rule out all their little checklist of what it is not, I will go back to demand the spinal tap thing. Or check for lime disease or whatever. I know I am not/not imagining all these symptoms. I mean, you can't imagine it when your pants are wet down to the knees after you just peed on yourself for no reason, or when your boss tells you you are speaking gibberish or jsut fall on your face because you can't control your leg!Are you in the military, by any chance?regards-Sue> > >> > > Comment from new member sue2231:> > > Treated for

hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird symptoms now.> > > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest member here at MSersLife! > > > > > > > > > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member here on the group! > > > > > > New Member:> > > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish, ask any questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump into the conversations! > > > Sharon (group creator/owner) > > > > > > This> > > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in

spelling> > > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way> > > are to be considered flaws or defects.> > >> >> > > > > ------------------------------------> >

[Guest guest]

I

am new here as well. We were lucky in the fact that they have done so

many tests to eliminate what else it could have been. They are going to

be doing a spinal tap this week and another MRI. My husband your symptoms

are so much the same. He has been urinating himself quite a bit. It’s

very difficult to deal with when you don’t know what is going on. I

hope they can get you diagnosed soon.

http://countermanfamilynews.blogspot.com/

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Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2010 7:56 PM

To: MSersLife

Subject: Re: Re: NEW MEMBER -- sue22310

Did the

rheumatologist do a bunch of blood work? If so that is pretty

standard. When I was going through diagnosis I was sent to a

rheumatologist too. He ordered a number of blood tests and told me he did

feel it was MS. It's all a part of the diagnosis process for many of us.

hugs

Sharon

This

email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and

grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be

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To: MSersLife

Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 4:07:15 AM

Subject: Re: NEW MEMBER -- sue22310

Thanks, .

I will ask the primary care doctor for that note when I see him next week.

I had not thought of that. Am thinking of requesting a different neurologist

while I am at it. The current one basically wrote me off as not having a

neurological disorder. After the one 1-hour appointment in April to go over the

MRI result, he has not wanted to see me again - he just passed me on to

rheumatology and ophthamology and physical therapy. <sigh>

<hugs>

Sue

> > >

> > > Comment from new member sue2231:

> > > Treated for hyperthyroid 2009; thyroid meds. Having weird

symptoms now.

> > > Dr said MRI good; not MS. But, symptoms suggest MS.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Group: please join me in extending a warm welcome to our newest

member

> here at MSersLife!

> > >

> > >

> > > I know we all look forward to getting to know our new member

here on the

> group!

> > >

> > > New Member:

> > > Please feel free to send an introduction as soon as you wish,

ask any

> questions you want, share your experiences with all of us and just jump

into

> the conversations!

> > > Sharon (group creator/owner)

> > >

> > > This

> > > email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in

spelling

> > > and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in

no way

> > > are to be considered flaws or defects.

> > >

> >

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