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lgelb replied to the thread Leg weak for 06 months.Do not be so quick to connect saliva and cramps. Anxiety about one can easily lead to the other, and go back and forth. -
lgelb replied to the thread Using iPad.Here is a good summary of the settings related to touch, Karen. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/iphone/iph77bcdd132/18.0/ios/18.0...
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lgelb replied to the thread Recently diagnosed- Deb's thread.Sorry to hear about your dad, Deb. You do not mention whether he is on BiPAP? That would be the usual first-line approach for breathing...
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lgelb replied to the thread NIV Brands.I'm very sorry for your loss, Mia. Machines can malfunction even to the point of losing data, but if any action was taken on the...
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lgelb replied to the thread Hello Everyone.An EMG does not have to be long to be definitive if the examiner knows what they are doing. It is a scarce resource so they are not...
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lgelb replied to the thread Anyone here use (or who someone who uses) a power wheelchair and have trouble picking things up or reaching?.Evan can send any mod contact info and we will forward it.
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lgelb replied to the thread Back after 18 years!.Nikki said it all. No and yes.
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Kktroopa replied to the thread Back after 18 years!.Thanks Nikki for replying and all that you do for members and the public. It is noble work. Does my leg condition point to ALS and...
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KHi all, Well, after 18 years, I'm back! I posted back in 2007 about neck, leg symptoms (pain, perceived weakness), and body wide...
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swalker replied to the thread NIV Brands.I have been using a resmed Astral 150 for over 5 years. I have 2 of them. I also have 2 external batteries. I am very happy with... -
lgelb replied to the thread Veterans Clinical Trials.Getting veterans to support more research is a laudable goal. As Nikki points out, though, stacking the deck to have a greater % of...
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lgelb replied to the thread Two recent studies.This is a rehash of tofersen, which is used only in SOD1 ALS -- a genetic variant.
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lgelb replied to the thread Worsening Symptoms.Thank you for circling back, and I'm sure UCLA will be appreciative of your support. SSRIs can cause twitching, and they can also...
