being in the medical field my whole career-there never are quick fix or miracle pills either but we can just do the best we can and hope for the best.

:) Well, we're in sync then!

I think we should just go buy more chocolate...
It can't hurt!

Well, just think - you'll get to meet another cute doctor!

At least there is a kernel of good news there; perhaps having the diagnosis resolved and clarity of thought will help filter some of the symptons for you, too, an unexpected plus, if not the instant remedy. 

I can imagine it is weird to be told to wait and see,but a conservative approach may indeed be your best option.You are in no way whiny .Here is to no news being good new:)

Hugs.

Whine away, lovecat. Stoicism is overrated. Sometimes just getting the stress of a health issue off your chest is a pain killer in and of itself. Hope your "wait and see" reveals good news.

I've been waitin'-n'seein' with my MS for a dozen years now. Stability means that a new normal gets established, you pick up speed, and life keeps rolling on. In the end, we've all got something, and now you know what your something is. Hooray that there are treatments for symptoms!

ok keep us updated.

Hi Boo. It's been a while since I've been here -- I didn't realize you were experiencing health issues. I'm so sorry to hear this. I'm glad you found a kernel of good news, even if it isn't a quick solution. Hang in there.

I'm sorry you've been having symptoms. Wishing you the very best.

I'd have posted earlier if I'd seen this post. I'm still not visiting Xanga much, so I have to rely on my email updates, and I've just worked through a backlog and found this.

I responded to your comment at my site.Suffice to say here you make good points:)