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History of MS

kellygrn
kellygrn
This is a slice show put on by the German MS group. To change language to English, click on the British flag. We are talking way back in the 1300 thru 2030

http://www.geschichte-der-ms.de/
deleted_user
deleted_user
I watched that presentation after I had my attack several months ago. It's very educational. Thanks
deleted_user
deleted_user
This was cool. thanks.
deleted_user
deleted_user
Wow that was actually quite interesting. I am not sure the doctors who were caring for me back in the early 90's have heard half of what that site explained. Thanks for the link! I wish there could be a way all people newly diagnosed would have an opportunity to view that. I think it would be very helpful.
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