a survey re: MS symptoms and disease progression (left side vs right side )

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A new member of our group sent the message below. It's up to each of you if you want to participate in his survey or not. Scroll to the bottom to see his original message to the group with the survey link.hugs Sharon----- Forwarded Message ----To: wobbletowalk

Sent: Wed, February 16, 2011 3:33:55 AMSubject: Re: MS symptoms and disease progression (left side vs right side )

I have a coworker and a family member with MS and I have been researching MS for a number of years. This survey is the culmination of many years of sleuthing and a preliminary analysis of the data that has been gathered so far is very promising, If the data continues to accumulate and confirms the trend that it is hinting of now, I will be preparing and submitting an journal article that will advance our understanding of the causation of MS considerably. SincerelyLeroy Lowe tel> > If you have been diagnosed MS, please take a second and answer this short survey> about waking up, MS symptoms and disease progression (left

side affliction vs> right side affliction). The survey is anonymous and your inputs would be greatly> appreciated :-)>> > https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5YSGZCJ

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I already did the survey on the other MS group. It's pretty short and quick.hugs, kateTo: Group <mserslife >Sent: Wed, February 16, 2011 1:57:54 PMSubject: a survey re: MS symptoms and disease progression (left side vs right side

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A new member of our group sent the message below. It's up to each of you if you want to participate in his survey or not. Scroll to the bottom to see his original message to the group with the survey link.hugs Sharon----- Forwarded Message ----To: wobbletowalk

Sent: Wed, February 16, 2011 3:33:55 AMSubject: Re: MS symptoms and disease progression (left side vs right side )

I have a coworker and a family member with MS and I have been researching MS for a number of years. This survey is the culmination of many years of sleuthing and a preliminary analysis of the data that has been gathered so far is very promising, If the data continues to accumulate and confirms the trend that it is hinting of now, I will be preparing and submitting an journal article that will advance our understanding of the causation of MS considerably. SincerelyLeroy Lowe tel> > If you have been diagnosed MS, please take a second and answer this short survey> about waking up, MS symptoms and disease progression (left

side affliction vs> right side affliction). The survey is anonymous and your inputs would be greatly> appreciated :-)>> > https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5YSGZCJ