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Has anyone written to ? I believe I forwarded this to the list

last week.

Regards,

Pam

MSA & renal failure

>

> Pam, I have seen your name of the MSA Q&A website. I am hoping you can

help

> our family with the most recent situation.

>

> My 49 year-old brother has been diagnosed (officially) with MSA for the

past

> 18 months. We think we are in year 7 after the on-set of the symptoms. He

> was living on his own, with assistance from family & friends, until 3

months

> ago. He is now in assisted living, where, until last week, we was able,

for

> the most part, to dress, bath, feed himself.

>

> Last weekend he began to experience significant weakness. He could not get

> out of bed or stand by himself. He is now completely dependent on family &

> caregivers for almost all of his needs.

>

> This past Wednesday he began to say strange things - such as his sisters

> were dead. It deteriorated to the point where he did not know his family &

> became very beligerant. We called his neurologist & were told it was

either

> a UTI or deep depression. His condition deterioated to the point where we

> took him to the ER on Thursday am. The diagnosis was acute renal failure.

> He is now on dialysis. His state of mind has not returned to normal (he

> talks about someone stopping by & going out to lunch, trying to get up &

go

> home, etc.).

>

> In all of the material I have read on this disease, there is no mention of

> kidney problems. Have you heard of this? Will the weakness come & go to

> where he might be able to walk or feed himself again? Or will it only

> deteriate from here?

>

> Any resources you might know of that would have more information on the

> impact of MSA and kidney function?

>

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I am sorry to say I did not see your post until now. I am sorry that

you have a need for this group. There is a lot of people on here who

can give you good advise and we are all here to offer you support. I

do not know about kidney failure only that UTI's are common. I am

sure you will or have been told about this already.

God bless you,

Belinda

> Has anyone written to ? I believe I forwarded this to

the list

> last week.

> Regards,

> Pam

>

> MSA & renal failure

>

>

> >

> > Pam, I have seen your name of the MSA Q&A website. I am hoping

you can

> help

> > our family with the most recent situation.

> >

> > My 49 year-old brother has been diagnosed (officially) with MSA

for the

> past

> > 18 months. We think we are in year 7 after the on-set of the

symptoms. He

> > was living on his own, with assistance from family & friends,

until 3

> months

> > ago. He is now in assisted living, where, until last week, we was

able,

> for

> > the most part, to dress, bath, feed himself.

> >

> > Last weekend he began to experience significant weakness. He

could not get

> > out of bed or stand by himself. He is now completely dependent on

family &

> > caregivers for almost all of his needs.

> >

> > This past Wednesday he began to say strange things - such as his

sisters

> > were dead. It deteriorated to the point where he did not know his

family &

> > became very beligerant. We called his neurologist & were told it

was

> either

> > a UTI or deep depression. His condition deterioated to the point

where we

> > took him to the ER on Thursday am. The diagnosis was acute renal

failure.

> > He is now on dialysis. His state of mind has not returned to

normal (he

> > talks about someone stopping by & going out to lunch, trying to

get up &

> go

> > home, etc.).

> >

> > In all of the material I have read on this disease, there is no

mention of

> > kidney problems. Have you heard of this? Will the weakness come

& go to

> > where he might be able to walk or feed himself again? Or will it

only

> > deteriate from here?

> >

> > Any resources you might know of that would have more information

on the

> > impact of MSA and kidney function?

> >

> > _________________________________________________________________

> > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos:

> > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

> >

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