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Pook & Lexi

I'm a 38 year old woman living in San Francisco with my husband, our cat, Lexi and our little dog, Stella. I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in November 2005. I stopped working in 2009.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Or possibly this one!

Yes, this is Stella!

Blogged by Pook on Wednesday, February 04, 2009

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THIS IS POOK

THIS IS POOK

THIS IS LEXI

THIS IS LEXI

THIS IS STELLA

WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME

PHYSICAL FATIGUE
MENTAL FATIGUE
VESTIBULAR PROBLEMS
ATTENTION & CONCENTRATION PROBLEMS
SPASTICITY IN MY LEFT ARM & LEG
VISION PROBLEMS
BALANCE PROBLEMS
DEPRESSION
LEFT FOOT DROPS SOMETIMES
SLOW WORD FINDING SOMETIMES
NUMBNESS & TINGLING IN MY LEFT HAND
NYSTAGMUS
LEFT SIDE WEAKNESS

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Rebif (4)
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MS reading list

Strong at the Broken Places
MS and Your Feelings
Exercises for Multiple Sclerosis
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