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cervical myelopathy or Guallain-Barre

Posted: Jun 10, 2010

I have a normal C spine MRI although have had a previous laminectomy. I am experiencing numb legs, arms and head and facial paralysis includnig my eyelids and I cannot get a diagnosis. I need disability and since my MRI is normal my doctors do not believe me although I have very decreased leg reflexes. I ask for prayer for favor with the doctors. The last neuro I saw did cnofirm the paralysis thing and the decreased reflexes but did not mention Guallain-Barre as all this did not happen immediately. It did, however, start with severe low back pain. I NEED A MIRACLE! I can hardly ambulate, cannot drive and can barely work. Thanks for all your prayers for favor with the doctors. God Bless!

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Hi Mary - truffle

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cervical myelopathy or Guallain-Barre - Mary

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Thank you. So sorry to be so late to reply. I now feel like I am choking to death. Maybe it is best for prayer for Jesus to take me. My eyelids, face and head feel paralyzed with no answer, hearing loss. The doctors won't do any more tests, negative MRI of brain and C spine. Thank you for your help and prayers.

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