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Elaine, I do apologize. I do not mean to be a troll. I have a genuine concern, like most others on this board. I was looking for feedback from others that have the same concern. I respect everyone up here and what they are going through.

I cannot dispute that I do have some health anxiety. My question is more or less what has happened over the last couple of onths with more widespread twitching on a day to day basis. Shoulders, arches if feet, arms,etc. It really has me concerned. I am sorry to be a bother

First off I would like to say that I am praying for everyone on this message board. I am new here. I needed somewhere to turn for advice. First off, I come from a long line of hypochondriacs. My background is 34 year old, still pretty active and athletic. About a year and a half ago, I started...

Thanks fir the response. Is that right? I have always heard and read that twitching in tongue was a sign. It has got me worried silly with everything else. I am a bundle of nerves, which I am certain does not help.

I am back today because I have noticed some twitching in my tongue. It is twitching at rest, but calms down when I extend it all the way. Right when I was beginning to feel somewhat better, now this happens. The culmination of symptoms has got me extremely worried.

God bless you guys and you taking time to respond to my worries. I guess the part that worries me is the twitching in my feet. I do feel somewhat relieved in that I have regained strength in the hand of the arm that I had surgery on. My understanding of ALS is that it is by progressive and does...

Great input, I really appreciate the feedback. Do you think that what I have explained would lend credence to my worries?

Elaine, Thank you so much for taking the the time to respond. I am doing everything I can to relax and accept what he said. I do feel as if anything was wrong that I might have seen a more progressive sign of weakness.

First off I would like to say that I am praying for everyone on this message board. I am new here. I needed somewhere to turn for advice. First off, I come from a long line of hypochondriacs. My background is 34 year old, still pretty active and athletic. About a year and a half ago, I started...