Recent content by Baileygirl80

Those are teeth marks, nothing to worry about, I have them, my husband has them , my son, none of us have als.

I'm so sorry for the diagnosis, please know I will keep you guys in my thoughts and prayers!

Hello there I am just coming on and asking everyone I can think of to please say a prayer for me and the family of my best friend who suddenly passed away yesterday morning, she was only 44 and left behind two sons one 13 and one 5, very sad days ahead for me!! Thank you so much!!

I too have a nodual on my thyroid, my levels have been normal for the most part, I have hashimoto thyroiditis . That can cause elevated ck levels. You might want to check with an endocrinologist. Sound like a thyroid issue to me. In my opinion.

I'm so sorry about your mother in law. You are right they really don't know what causes sporatic als. If they did there might be a cure, wouldn't that be nice! I pray everyday for those who suffer from this nasty nasty desease and really pray they find a cure, I plan on doing a walk for als!

Hi, I'm not a dr and I don't have als, but what it sounds like to me is you are having precieved weakness, and benign fasciculation syndrome. Have you ever got your vitamins d and b12 tested? Also look into thyriod issues. I would check in with your primary dr and get some blood work done...

Glad you are feeling a bit better!

You make me smile Elaine :)

You make me giggle Elaine

No she is not telling you to seriously do that in my opinion, but you do need to make an appointment with your doctor to try and calm yourself.

I think that you are letting your anxiety get to you bad, make an appointment with your doctor and talk about your concerns!

Well said Elaine!

Your welcome, I always had normal thyroid levels only a couple of times they were mildly elevated. Best things you can do is go and talk to an endocrinologist or a rheumatologist. I can't say 100% sure that is what is going on with you, but there are many many things that can cause your...

Thyroid desease does run in families, my mom, sister, grandma, great grandma, all had/ have thyroid issues, worth looking to, it is much more likely then a fatal desease like als.

That is very good advise Elaine, when I stopped looking things up online and testing myself things for got so much better for me! :)