No, I think you're right. My understanding is that TM originates from a virus that moves into the spinal column and becomes TM. MS is it's own disease. And almost always, TM is a one time event. But, occasionally, it hits more than once. Like, for me, they tested me for every kind of virus you can think of. On paper, I'm the healthiest person you know. But, last November, I got diarrhea really bad. Then, after about 10 days, everything just stopped. Literally. They call it a rogue virus. They never found anything. But, it came, did it's damage and left.
Tim Holder Worship Leader for Celebrate Recovery [EMAIL PROTECTED] (501)224-7171 ext. 1454 Fellowship Bible Church 1901 Napa Valley Drive Little Rock, AR 72212-3913 ________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 4:01 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected] Subject: Re: [TMIC] from Gary Again, just my opinion, but any of us could get 'hit' again! But if there's no signs of a repeat attack, it seems a little over-cautious to worry about it. (How many TMers have ended up with MS? I know there's some, but my impression is, there's a whole bunch of us that only have TM.) Again, I may be wrong. Sally
