sdsyd
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I noticed you hadn't been posting in some time and was worried about you. Fasics are VERY VERY strange indeed. Especially when they change. What I've noticed personally ( and I haven't been Dx with ALS yet) is that in BIG muscles they feel different than in little muscles. My first tremor in thumb felt like a heartbeat. My Doc said I can go ahead and call them fasiculations now, because he has seen them in other places. In the bottom fo my feet they feel like when bugs land in a pond. They ripple. In my quads they feel like giant wiggling pieces of licorice and in other places they feel like shudders. You have given so many people encouragement that they do NOT have ALS. What can we do to help?
Cindy
I noticed you hadn't been posting in some time and was worried about you. Fasics are VERY VERY strange indeed. Especially when they change. What I've noticed personally ( and I haven't been Dx with ALS yet) is that in BIG muscles they feel different than in little muscles. My first tremor in thumb felt like a heartbeat. My Doc said I can go ahead and call them fasiculations now, because he has seen them in other places. In the bottom fo my feet they feel like when bugs land in a pond. They ripple. In my quads they feel like giant wiggling pieces of licorice and in other places they feel like shudders. You have given so many people encouragement that they do NOT have ALS. What can we do to help?
Cindy