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Published: April 20, 2008
Multiple sclerosis eludes doctors
By Jeff Raymond
Michelle Floyd woke up one morning about four years ago, her body numb from neck to feet.

The sensation — if being numb is a sensation — went away in slices, like lights were turned off sequentially from one end of a long room to the other.

Multiple sclerosis often strikes people in the prime of their lives; it hit Floyd, now 29, when she thought she was in perfect health.

The autoimmune disease, in whi...

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