Darlav
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- Joined
- May 28, 2008
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- 29
- Reason
- Learn about ALS
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- US
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- wv
- City
- Weirton
I have been a silent member for about one month. I hope by writting I may gain some peace of mind. First of all I have to say, I can hardly believe how wonderful the members of this forum are. So selfless, so encouraging. I am truely overwhelmed.
I am a 35 yr old mother of a 3 and 5 year old and am so scared. I feel like I'm living in my worst nightmare. I have been having fasc. for about 6 weeks. All over my body, but more recently mostly in my left arm/hand. They occur primarily at rest and do not twitch for several seconds, more like single quick bursts. Are als fasc. usually stonger or longer lasting? I know I've read that onset can really vary. I guess I'm just looking for how they predominantly present.
I have seen a young neuro at the Cleveland Clinic whom I liked very much. He said for now he would classify them as benign. But to return in 3mo. if they persist or muscle weakness develops. They are persisting, but I have not reached the 3mo. mark yet.
I am now experiencing sore, painful muscles in my left forearm and bicept. Does anyone go to the Cleveland Clinic? Any recomendations if so. Should I call for a return visit now due to muscle pain? Thanks so much for reading. You are all in my prayers. Gramp Al-you're great! I feel like your a friend just from reading you kind and encouraging words-- you are an angel. Very sincerely, Darla
I am a 35 yr old mother of a 3 and 5 year old and am so scared. I feel like I'm living in my worst nightmare. I have been having fasc. for about 6 weeks. All over my body, but more recently mostly in my left arm/hand. They occur primarily at rest and do not twitch for several seconds, more like single quick bursts. Are als fasc. usually stonger or longer lasting? I know I've read that onset can really vary. I guess I'm just looking for how they predominantly present.
I have seen a young neuro at the Cleveland Clinic whom I liked very much. He said for now he would classify them as benign. But to return in 3mo. if they persist or muscle weakness develops. They are persisting, but I have not reached the 3mo. mark yet.
I am now experiencing sore, painful muscles in my left forearm and bicept. Does anyone go to the Cleveland Clinic? Any recomendations if so. Should I call for a return visit now due to muscle pain? Thanks so much for reading. You are all in my prayers. Gramp Al-you're great! I feel like your a friend just from reading you kind and encouraging words-- you are an angel. Very sincerely, Darla