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Your suppose to be enjoying this day. It's the last day that your 39. The next time you will be 39 is when it has a 1 in front of it :o) So your the big 40 tomorrow. Let me be the first to say have a happy birthday. This time instead of being a dollar short and a day late. I'm a day early. Yes!!! About time. Rest up today and have some fun tomorrow.

Take Care

Vera

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HI VERA.

YES, I KNOW A BIT ABOUT IT (DID A FAIRLY EXTENSIVE SEARCH - ENOUGH

ANYWAY) BUT NEVER HURTS TO HAVE MORE INFO.

YEAH. I KNOW THAT IT DOES INCLUDE SYMPTOMS I'M EXPERIENCING -

INCLUDING THOSE RARE FOR EVEN MSA.

YOUR STORY IS "DOLLAR SHORT AND DAY LATE"

MINE IS "SO MANY POSSIBILITIES"

CROHN'S...

IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME...

LUPUS...

MSA...

THE LIST JUST GETS BIGGER - RATHER THAN SMALLER. ALTHOUGH, THEY HAVE

BEEN ABLE TO RULE OUT A FEW :-)

CATCH YA LATER.

FEVER GOING UP.

URINATION IRREGULARITIES AGAIN, TO ADD TO THE MIX.

GOING TO GET OFF FOR A WHILE.

PERHAPS I'LL BE BACK ON LATER TONIGHT - MAYBE NOT :-)

THANKS AS ALWAYS FOR YOUR POST. REALLY! I'M SERIOUS. THERE IS SO

MUCH INFO OUT THERE.

PAUL

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HI VERA.

YES, I KNOW A BIT ABOUT IT (DID A FAIRLY EXTENSIVE SEARCH - ENOUGH

ANYWAY) BUT NEVER HURTS TO HAVE MORE INFO.

YEAH. I KNOW THAT IT DOES INCLUDE SYMPTOMS I'M EXPERIENCING -

INCLUDING THOSE RARE FOR EVEN MSA.

YOUR STORY IS " DOLLAR SHORT AND DAY LATE "

MINE IS " SO MANY POSSIBILITIES "

CROHN'S...

IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME...

LUPUS...

MSA...

THE LIST JUST GETS BIGGER - RATHER THAN SMALLER. ALTHOUGH, THEY HAVE

BEEN ABLE TO RULE OUT A FEW :-)

CATCH YA LATER.

FEVER GOING UP.

URINATION IRREGULARITIES AGAIN, TO ADD TO THE MIX.

GOING TO GET OFF FOR A WHILE.

PERHAPS I'LL BE BACK ON LATER TONIGHT - MAYBE NOT :-)

THANKS AS ALWAYS FOR YOUR POST. REALLY! I'M SERIOUS. THERE IS SO

MUCH INFO OUT THERE.

PAUL

> :

> You said that your doctor thinks that you could have Chiari. I've

looked it

> up to see what it was and some of the symptoms. Symptoms include

vomiting.

> That you said you had. I've posted here some of the links I came

across. You

> may already read them . If you did then I'm a dollar short and a

day late.

> Story of my life :o)

>

> Take Care

> Vera

>

> http://www.ninds.nih.gov/health_and_medical/disorders/chiari_doc

..htm " >NINDS Chiari Malformation Information Page Symptoms usually

include

> vomiting, muscle weakness in the head and face, difficulty

swallowing, and

> varying degrees of mental impairment. Paralysis of the arms and

legs may also

> occur. As they grow older, adults and adolescents with Chiari

malformation

> who previously were asymptomatic may show signs of progressive

brain

> impairment, such as involuntary, rapid, downward eye movements.

Other

> symptoms may include dizziness, headache, double vision, deafness,

an

> impaired ability to coordinate movement, and episodes of acute pain

in and

> around the eyes.

>

> http://tribble.missouri.edu/ns/chiari/ " >Chiari

Malformation Clinic

>

>

>

>

> Chiari malformation is an uncommon congenital anomaly in which the

lower part

> of the cerebellum protrudes down into the spinal canal, causing

tissue

> compression and hindering normal spinal fluid flow. Although there

is a form

> of Chiari (pronounced kee-ar'-ee) malformation that occurs in

children, the

> Chiari I malformation usually causes problems in adults. The Chiari

I

> malformation occurs slightly more often in women than in men.

>

> The exact cause of the Chiari malformation is unknown. It has been

suggested

> that the malformation occurs during early embryo development of the

brainstem

> and spinal cord. An abnormally small posterior fossa results in the

brainstem

> or tonsils being pushed downward through the opening at the bottom

of the

> skull.

>

> Persons with Chiari malformation who previously were

>

> http://www.bgsm.edu/bgsm/surg-

sci/ns/chiarisyrinx.html " >Chiari/Syringomyelia Index, Wake Forest

University School of Medicine

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