I saw a traveling neurologist, who was filling in for mine, and he was previously a professor of neurology at a very large teaching hospital for 30 years ( I forget which, of course). He said he feels strongly that a cure for MS will be found in the next few years and within my lifetime. He said the research is moving along quickly in the field of MS.
That doesn't help some of us much, but there's hope for the younger crowd and for our kids and grandkids. I say, "hurrah!"
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once they find treatment options that actually work, one hopes they're closer to finding out what causes an illness and therefore to the cure. *fingers crossed!
IMHO, I have seen the progress in MS tx's since my dx in 1994 (dx and adios back then) to finally starting Avonex in 1997. Today, with 20+ tx, I have seen real progress!!!
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