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Old 06-04-2016, 10:05 AM #11
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Finally! My insurance approved Copaxone and I have spoken with Shared Solutions. Shared Solutions is going to pay my copay and have the nurse train me and whoever with the injections. Since I have tremors in my hands, especially when I have something in my hands, it is important that others can help me with the injections. Hopefully, I can start the medication by the end of this coming week and hope for positive results!
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