I was 35.
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From: Diane
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So young. I was 58. I was dx'd with definitive ATM and 'possible' MS. My
neuro said that statistically, the later in life you develop neurological
disease, the lower your chances of developing full blown MS. I was never sure
if he was trying to raise my morale or if he did have those statistics.
Whatever the reason, it helped a lot with the initial shock of having to live
life differently.
Besides, the sun is shining.
Diane in Canada
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Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 9:50 AM
Subject: Re: [TMIC] age at incident
I was 38.
Barbara H.
http://barbarah.wordpress.com/
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I was 62 when I was nailed eleven years ago. A tiny infarction in the
spinal cord at T9-10 dropped me in minutes.
Barbara Alma said, I believe, that she was 48.
Alton
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