Hi all
Today, I had my second EMG which did not show fibrillations, unlike the first EMG, and was described as normal by the neurologist. I believe it is likley that I have benign fasciculation syndrome. Because I have spent the last couple of months skeptical, cynical, and worried, it is hard for me to let go of the possibility that something still may be wrong, because of the first EMG. However, I would rather believe that things ARE normal and my prayers have been answered.
Yet, my heart still aches; it aches for those who come to this website who have ALS; those who live with what I feared. This experience I will think of when I see my patients.
Al, you are a saint for what you have done, and I wish you well; I wish you health, and I wish you peace and love.
Mike, thank you for your inspirational attitude and website.
Thank you to all those who answered my messages.
I will pray for all of you.
Ryan
Today, I had my second EMG which did not show fibrillations, unlike the first EMG, and was described as normal by the neurologist. I believe it is likley that I have benign fasciculation syndrome. Because I have spent the last couple of months skeptical, cynical, and worried, it is hard for me to let go of the possibility that something still may be wrong, because of the first EMG. However, I would rather believe that things ARE normal and my prayers have been answered.
Yet, my heart still aches; it aches for those who come to this website who have ALS; those who live with what I feared. This experience I will think of when I see my patients.
Al, you are a saint for what you have done, and I wish you well; I wish you health, and I wish you peace and love.
Mike, thank you for your inspirational attitude and website.
Thank you to all those who answered my messages.
I will pray for all of you.
Ryan