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Hi there citizens of r/ms,

So in July, 2013 I had my first case of ON. MRI w/o contrast three months later showed three smallish lesions. Since then I've been on the waiting list to be seen by a neuro in public health. My appointment just came through, and I'm going in on the 19th of this month.

However I'm unsure exactly how much to tell him. Also I'm wanting to get the most out of this appointment, as I probably won't see the neuro again for six months. Basically I want my visit to be as productive as possible.

Any tips or tricks for getting the most out of specialist appointments?

Symptoms are:

• ON
• Urgent bladder / difficulty emptying bladder
• Nasally, slow, slurredish speech and

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