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Old 02-24-2013, 10:23 PM   #11
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A Depends question? Excuse me....I just have a lasting relationship with depends recently

One day I woke up and I remember thinking "ddaaayyuummmm I feel great!"
Went for a bike ride and everything, been fairly well since then plus doing all the things I have to do in order to keep myself feeling good. So I guess that my symps were there and then not the next day. I don't remember a gradual improvement at all...it was just BANG! feel good after a day of hell. Thankfully those uber feelings haven't returned.... it scares me to think if they will retyrn.

Thanks Eric! Sorry about the depends thing haha...well I can relate to your situation as well. I have had times where I will have symptoms for a few weeks or so and then one day it's just gone! Like verigo or slurred speech, difficulty swallowing. But my legs have been bothering me non stop for over a year. I am happy to say they are less painful and awkward feeling these past few days so I'm not sure what to think of it. I would however consider this gradual improvement.
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I am sure there would be lots of people here who would experience this one too - I can go from feeling passably 'normal' to feeling like a complete basket case as a single day progresses. In the morning, I might be a bit slower than my recollection of what 'normal' was (although it has been so long I can't be sure if that is just wishful thinking)....but by the time three or four o'clock comes around, MS fatigue has bitten me and I am not much good for anything. Some days are certainly better than others, and the temperature has a lot to do with that as well.

For me, lots of stuff comes and goes, day-to-day. It is from residual stuff not relapses though. When I have had an attack, I have pretty much been left with residual symptoms (though much less-so......like a shadow) forever.
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Old 02-26-2013, 05:39 PM   #13
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Sometimes that do occur, because I once lost my vision and it came back
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