Transverse Myelitis: Clinical and Immunologic Considerations

Transverse Myelitis: Clinical and Immunologic Considerations
Douglas A. Kerr, MD, PhD
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
Southwest Symposium on Neuroimmunologic Disorders, April 26-28, 2007
Transverse Myelitis Association

[@angelusa73]

Took Tysabri, got PML and survived and now still walking 200 steps or more a day if holding arm of another person. Was doctor Greenberg and Calabresi's patient and now I am back in Italy where I am from. I refused to do the reboot of the immune system I learned I am stronger than I thought surviving both an aggressive MS than the PML maybe should have tried that too. Miss you all :)

[@spudgn]

God bless you guys. This is the only time I’ve received the proper information. I believe that this will continue to resolve. I’m told one mm per month fir remylintion. I’m 6’3”. It is a stinking long way from earlobe to toes.

[@hankrogers8431]

This happened to me 6 months ago.

[@wearesrna]

Hi Hank, please consider becoming a member of SRNA. Membership is completely free and allows you to stay informed of news, events, and research for Transverse Myelitis and the other rare neuroimmune disorders. You can join at wearesrna.org/join

[@spudgn]

The below comment. I had the or a flu ten days before and recovered in one day. 12/18/18 I believe.

[@vikasmaluja4619]

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