Tkplrjtrim
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Asterix, you wrote:
"Another study investigated the progression of ALS patients who
presented with twitching as the only initial symptom (6.7 % of all ALS patients) In this group, the onset of serious symptoms (such as weakness)
occured on average after 7 months of twitching, with an maximum of 13.4
months. So, once again, it would be almost impossible to still develop ALS after years of twitching only. "
While I'm sure you are trying to make long time (1 year plus) BFS'ers feel better I fear you are freaking out shorter term BFS'ers. Basically it sounds from this information as though anyone twitching really needs to wait 13.4 months to be sure they're okay. I've done extensive research in this and have never encountered this study and, in fact, everything I have found has suggested a much shorter time frame (anywhere from 3-6 months in most cases). Where did you get this from, what is the source?
P.S. Aaron you've read a lot too, ever heard of this study?
"Another study investigated the progression of ALS patients who
presented with twitching as the only initial symptom (6.7 % of all ALS patients) In this group, the onset of serious symptoms (such as weakness)
occured on average after 7 months of twitching, with an maximum of 13.4
months. So, once again, it would be almost impossible to still develop ALS after years of twitching only. "
While I'm sure you are trying to make long time (1 year plus) BFS'ers feel better I fear you are freaking out shorter term BFS'ers. Basically it sounds from this information as though anyone twitching really needs to wait 13.4 months to be sure they're okay. I've done extensive research in this and have never encountered this study and, in fact, everything I have found has suggested a much shorter time frame (anywhere from 3-6 months in most cases). Where did you get this from, what is the source?
P.S. Aaron you've read a lot too, ever heard of this study?